COVID-19 vaccine patents: Private property vs. public health
By Betsey Piette February 23, 2021 Among the many controversies surrounding vital COVID-19 vaccines, the issue of patent [...]
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Impeachment lessons
February 15, 2021 Everyone expected the Senate vote to acquit the ex-president, since 17 Republicans were needed to vote to [...]
Haiti: The masses are still in the streets
By G. Dunkel February 15, 2021 At a protest against the current government of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, a U.S. [...]
Dangling the carrot
February 9, 2021 Maybe some thought that President Joe Biden was serious about doubling the minimum wage to $15 an hour and [...]
GameStop buying scramble was no “investor revolution”
By Ben Carroll February 6, 2021 Over the last two weeks, blaring headlines and memes alike have proclaimed the opening of a [...]
NFL union’s solidarity with Bessemer Amazon workers right to a union
By Monica Moorehead February 2, 2021 Following the May 25, 2020, public murder of 46-year-old George Floyd by Minneapolis [...]
GM 1937, Amazon 2021: Which side are you on?
By Martha Grevatt February 2, 2021 Bessemer, Alabama, sitting on the outskirts of Birmingham and with a population of [...]
3 questions to John Catalinotto on the invasion of Capitol Hill
Investig’Action February 2, 2021 3 questions à John Catalinotto sur l’invasion du Capitole 3 questions to John [...]
Webinar Thur. Feb 4: Bursting the Bubble – Capitalism, GameStop, and Marxist Economics
Join Workers World Party this Thursday for a discussion of the GameStop Bubble: Thursday, February 4 8pm ET/5pm PT [...]
Tunisia’s Arab Spring 10 years old, people again in the streets
By G. Dunkel January 27, 2021 Tunisians say the 2011 revolution continues. Ten years ago the Arab Spring — a vast mass [...]
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