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Jose Maria Sison | 03.18.2011
We, the International League of Peoples’ Struggle, express our most militant greetings to women all over the world and join you in the celebration of the centennial of the International Women’s Day. The history and current trend of militant women’s struggle must be highlighted in the midst of the global depression and chaos that pervade the various regions of the world today. The first International Toiling Women’s Day was proclaimed in 1911, to mark the role of the women in the industrial revolution and celebrate the gains of the women who marched to the streets to fight for their rights and welfare. During that time, the exploitation of women and children in the factories, in the fields and in their homes fed capitalism and allowed it to flourish.
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Bulatlatan | 06.14.2010
The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) says that all comrades are equal, and cadres fulfill division of tasks within the organization. All are subject to Party policies under the principle of the individual is subordinate to the organization, the lower organ is subordinate to the higher organ, and the whole Party is under the Central Committee. A young cadre, however, begs to vociferously disagree that every cadre, high or low, is subject to Party discipline. Many Party members have been meted disciplinary actions for sexual opportunism. But as the article below contends, some top-ranking officials, especially founding CPP chairman Amado Guerrero aka Prof. Jose Maria Sison, are allowed to flout the policy on the relationship of the sexes. A few are more equal than the rest, to paraphrase George Orwell in his "Animal Farm." - editor More Photos: http://bulatlatan.multiply.com/photos/album/6/Partee_Party_animal_by_night ___________________________________________________________________________
Philly Socialist Action Presents The fight for women's equality and freedom Women's past gains in the fight for equality and rights - including the right to control their reproductive decisions -- is under attack. What is the way forward for women in the current political and economic environment? What strategies and tactics will secure and extend the gains woman have made? Speakers: Caryn Hunt: President, Philadelphia National Organization for Women Yesica Guzman: Immigrant women's struggle against government repression and family separation. Board Member CATA (El Comite de Apoyo a los Trabajadores Agricolas) Christina Morgeneier: Students for a Democratic Society
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PLM, PM, APL, EcoWaste Coalition | 03.09.2010
In the Philippines poor children die at three times the rate of the children of the rich, according to latest UN data. Under-five mortality rates are 66 child deaths to every 1000 live births amongst the poor, compared to 21 child deaths to every 1000 births amongst the rich. For a Government of the Masses of Women and for a Socialist-Feminist Society! By Partido Lakas ng Masa (PLM - Party of the Laboring Masses)
CODDLING OF PALIN IS FALSE FEMINISM, DISGUISED SEXISM, AND RIGHT-WING ANTI-WORKING-WOMEN THATCHERISM
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Ruth Rubinstein | 09.10.2008
The call of so-called feminists to coddle Palin is really disguised sexism and based on a medieval, male-chauvinist mentality that women are weak and fragile and should be protected. We don’t need an American Margaret Thatcher, an icon and poster child for right-wing policies that harm poor and middle-class working women, the majority of women. It’s time to expose Palin for what she really is. Some women groups and advocates are screaming that media bashing of Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is sexism.
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ILPS | 08.22.2008
The cause of women’s liberation and the rights of women against sexual discrimination, exploitation and violence At no time in human history have we witnessed such unrestrained and rapacious displacement and dispossession of women across the globe, spawning uncontrollable poverty and deprivation.
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El Libertario, Venezuela | 06.05.2008
Resumen: * El Libertario published in its 51st edition (Venezuela, Novermber - Dicember 2007) a text compilation that expresses important aspects of what anarchism proposes may be done to face the growing problem of gender violence.
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