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North Carolina’s Tobacco Workers Stand to Benefit From State’s Strong Farmworker Union
Many tobacco workers are on H2-A visas, but undocumented workers in other sectors of agriculture often enjoy better rights through unionization.
The Supreme Court and the Death of Progress
But the fate of over a hundred years of progress will be decided at the ballot box during this election, because the Supreme Court is hanging in the balance.u00a0 …
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Hyatt Surveils Its Workers Via iPods
What we almost never hear, however, is a real discussion of the place most Americans have their freedoms curtailed: the workplace.
National Journey for Education Justice
On September 20, 2012, youth, parents, and community activists from across the United States converged in the Nation's Capitol to demand an end to school closures and corporate reform …
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The Foreign Policy of a New American Administration
The third American presidential debate was of negligible interest as a test of the qualities of the candidates.
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Health Care Waste Deconstructed: Patients Aren’t the Problem
The bottom line is that there is already enough money in the system to more than adequately cover everybody.
Severe Birth Defects Soar in Post-War Iraq
A new study confirms what many Iraqi doctors have been saying for years.
New Visions for Egypt’s Ongoing Revolution
The rule of the dictatorship, however, continues.
Beyond Recycling: On the Road to Zero Waste
Zero waste is both a goal and a plan of action.
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A Part-Time Life, as Hours Shrink and Shift
The new American job: part-time work, part-time pay, part-time living standard.