Women, Cuba and the road to revolution
By Teresa Gutierrez March 8, 2018 The lives of women dramatically changed with the overturning of the Soviet Union and [...]
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A tax in sheep’s clothing
By Deirdre Griswold March 6, 2018 Taxes paid to the federal government will go up this week, by a yearly total of about $6 [...]
Venezuela, the shadow agenda / Venezuela, la oscura causa
By Cheryl LaBash March 6, 2018 In the August 2017 documentary, “Venezuela, the Shadow Agenda,” director Hernando Calvo [...]
Will U.S. agree to Korea talks?
By Deirdre Griswold March 6, 2018 ‘U.S. Hands Off Korea’ protest in Los Angeles, March 4 After two days of direct talks [...]
West Virginia education workers, teaching how to fight
March 5, 2018 State Capitol building, Charleston, W.Va., March 2. When people familiar with U.S. labor history hear about a [...]
Working Peoples’ Day of Action
By Minnie Bruce Pratt February 26, 2018 New York City The Working People’s Day of Action was held coast-to-coast on Feb. [...]
Behind the FBI investigation into the NCAA
By Monica Moorehead February 27, 2018 Lonzo Ball February 26 — The FBI announced Feb. 23 that it has obtained evidence [...]
Racism’s impact on maternity
By Mikisa Thompson February 28, 2018 Women’s History Month is a federally declared annual event that highlights the [...]
Alaska ends subminimum wage
By Mary P. Kaessinger March 2, 2018 At hearing in Maryland on subminimum wage Feb. 10. Feb. 23 — Alaska became the third [...]
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