Brazilian autoworkers strike back against layoffs By Martha Grevatt September 1, 2015 On Aug. 8, General Motors do Brasil, which has four plants in the country, announced [...]
New books on USSR’s role in World War II By G. Dunkel September 1, 2015 World War II, which ended 70 years ago, was the bloodiest war ever fought. It brought tens of [...]
Why Emmett Till’s life still matters September 1, 2015 During the height of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement in the South, activists like Jimmy Lee Jackson, [...]
Strikes and protests as Greek Parliament passes new austerity plan By G. Dunkel August 20, 2015 One-day general strikes were held by thousands of members of PAME, the Greek trade union [...]
NYC: Be there Aug. 26: Women’s Equality Day & Black Lives Matter speak-out Download Aug. 26 leaflets August 26 marks the 95th Anniversary of the Legal Right to Vote for Women WOMEN SPEAK OUT [...]
Boston protest demands: ‘Reinstate our fired leaders!’ By Martha Grevatt June 25, 2015 Garry Murchison, Steve Kirschbaum, Andre Francois, Steve Gillis Boston school bus drivers [...]
China, rising wages and worker militancy By Deirdre Griswold July 21, 2015 Workers’ wages in the United States have been stagnant since the 1970s in terms of [...]
In aftermath of burning of Palestinian baby, ‘Declaration of war’ on Zionist settlements Aug 03, 2015 by Michael Kramer The July 31 Zionist terror attack on the Dawabsheh family in the Palestinian village of Duma [...]
Greek deal means more hardship for workers, more money for bankers By Fred Goldstein July 21, 2015 July 20 — The bailout deal signed by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and the European [...]
Mumia’s health update & legal fight Mumia Abu-Jamal files suit over prison’s refusal to provide medical care Untreated diabetes nearly killed Abu-Jamal in [...]
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