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SolarFest Renewable Energy Fair
Linda Commoner,
Jul 19, 4:02 pm
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Torture As Officlal US Policy
Stephen Lendman,
Jul 19, 1:55 pm
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Of Terrorist Lists & Listers
Mumia Abu-Jamal,
Jul 19, 5:54 am
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Jul 18, 2:58 pm
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August 8 & 9 events for Mumia and the MOVE 9
announcement by Ramona Africa,
Jul 18, 12:39 am
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Update on Daniel McGowan
Family and Friends of Daniel McGowan,
Jul 17, 4:35 pm
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What Will It Take to Defeat the War?
Internationalist Group,
Jul 17, 1:52 pm
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Video: Jena 6
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Jul 16, 5:29 pm
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Fannie, Freddie, Food and Fuel
Richard Mellor,
Jul 16, 2:51 pm
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Internationalist Group | 04.26.2008
On May 1, all 29 ports on the U.S. West Coast are to be shut down by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) in protest against the U.S. war on Afghanistan and Iraq. This is a historic event of international significance: labor action against imperialist war by a major American union. The strategically placed port workers in the ILWU can bring commerce with Asia to a grinding halt, and they’re about to demonstrate it. The maritime employers are already screaming, and you can bet it’s got the attention of the warmongers in Washington. All labor should take up the challenge this poses: For workers strikes against the war! Meanwhile, immigrants’ rights groups are once again mobilizing on May Day. And on April 30 and May 1, the independent truckers who move cargo to and from the docks may play an important role in a shutdown. The imperialist war on Afghanistan and Iraq is also a war on immigrants, minorities, working people and democratic rights “at home.” We need to defeat this attack here and abroad, in opposition to both the capitalist war parties. The “antiwar movement,” whose aim has always been to pressure the Democrats, is at a dead end. What’s needed is working-class action independent of the bosses. What that takes is a fundamental break from the Democratic Party and the pro-capitalist politics that infuse the labor bureaucracy.
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Gary Broderick | 03.10.2008
On November 20, 2007, the front desk workers at the Hyatt Regency Penn's Landing hotel submitted their managers with a unionimous petition demanding that management be neutral in all future union organizing efforts.
Hyatt has, to date, not responded to this request.
event detailsposted by: Fabricio Rodriguez begins: Mar 1, 11:05 am ends: Mar 1, 10:55 pm location: 1138 South 9th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19147 |
On Saturday, March 1 - ACTIVATE!
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