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Labor
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After “Friedrichs” Victory, US Labor Can’t Take It Easy: We Have a World to Win
After the Friedrichs Supreme Court victory, it is time for the US labor movement to celebrate — and then to mobilize.
How Corporate Media and the Political Establishment Have Tried to Orchestrate the Democratic Primary
They wanted to declare it over before actual voters could vote.
Easter 1916 at 100: Its Marxian Dimension
The 20th century was also marked by cataclysmic events in the Global South, not just Europe.
Economic Update: How Capitalism Changes Intimacy and Family
This episode provides updates on bankers' pay, and more.
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Don’t Forget, Trans People Are Loved
As the hate and vitriol of a group of Tennessee anti-trans lobbyists breathed new life into anti-trans student bill, the North Carolina General Assembly took even more extreme action …
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Obama Nominates Fern to Supreme Court
Gustavo Castro Soto and the Rigged Investigation Into Berta Cáceres’ Assassination
The message was clear to all. Activists are not safe in Honduras.
Immigrant Workers in New York City Unmask a New Movement
Delfino Leadership Institute uses a model of coeducation to build a united front of new leaders across sectors.
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Facing Tear Gas: Chemical Weapons Abuse in US Prisons
People imprisoned in Mount Olive, however, are not alone in their struggle to stop the growth of war industries, domestically.
Merrick Garland: Where Does Supreme Court Pick Stand on Guantánamo, Death Penalty and Abortion?
Some organizations have expressed concern that Garland's record on certain issues is unclear.