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Zionism: a legacy of racism
The heroic uprising of the Palestinian people has focused world attention on Israel’s occupation and repression of Palestine. That conflict…
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Education for profit or for an educated working class?
“We are faced with the end to public higher education in Colorado.” Those stark words came from University of Colorado…
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The antiwar movement and the Iraqi resistance
The biggest obstacle to U.S. domination of Iraq and the Middle East has become the armed resistance to the U.S.…
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Sanctions, war have not broken the Iraqi people
With astonishing nonchalance, CIA operative and former UN Chief Weapons Inspector Charles Duelfer made a remarkable ad mission. Explaining the…
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Big Money’s investment in the presidential elections
The 2004 elections are widely portrayed as "polarized" and "divisive." But beneath the razor-thin poll margins that dominated the presidential…
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D.C. communities fight baseball stadium, gentrification
On Sept. 30, District of Columbia Mayor Anthony Williams an nounced plans to build a new $440 million publicly-funded sports…
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Public education under attack
“We are faced with the end to public higher education in Colorado.” Those stark words came from University of Colorado…
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Socialism and Liberation Vol. 1, No. 3
CHALLENGES FACING LABOR Reinvigorating the struggle for immigrant rights California workers prepare for health care battles Labor and the battle…
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Listos para la huelga en California
Se están gestando dos grandes luchas en California, y los trabajadores se han ido volcando a las calles para defender…
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Los derechos de los inmigrantes
En vísperas del décimo aniversario de la manifestación masiva de 1994 en Los Ángeles, en contra de los ataques a…
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‘Young people have the potential for rebellion’
For decades, Colombian workers and peasants have fought to improve their lives in the face of vicious repression. Even though…
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Panama releases anti-Cuba terrorists
Miami has rightly earned the reputation as a haven for the most dangerous Cuban counterrevolutionary criminals and terrorists. Virtually all…
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The U.S., Israel and the ‘Project to End Palestine’
As more and more people in the U.S. antiwar movement are discussing the Palestinian people’s national liberation struggle, Socialism and…
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The Bush administration’s Iraq dilemma
The Iraq war and occupation has turned into the biggest U.S. foreign policy crisis in decades. As Bush administration strategic…
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Lenin and the social roots of opportunism
Leninism became fully recognized as an extension of Marxism after the success of the Russian Revolution in 1917. Throughout the…
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Lessons of the RNC protests
The eyes of the entire world were watching New York City in the days before and during the Republican National…
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A portrait in statistics
Racism and health insurance Close to 19 percent of all people in the United States who were be low 65…
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Chicago cops target community activist
On August 5, Chicago police and federal agents arrested community activist, former death row inmate, and police torture victim Aaron…
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U.S. capitalism built on slavery, genocide
The second Monday of October is Columbus Day, celebrated as a federal holiday in the U.S. since 1971. This day…
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Reinvigorating the struggle for immigrant rights
On the eve of the tenth anniversary of the October 1994 mass demonstration in Los Angeles against anti-immigrant attacks, Socialism…
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