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Class VOTE PSL in 2008: Put Human Needs Over Profits votepsl | The Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) is fielding a slate of candidates in the 2008 U.S. presidential elections: Gloria La Riva for President and Eugene Puryear for Vice President. The campaign is rooted in the struggle for socialism. We believe a better world is possible and together we can make it happen. more... 0 Comments New Advocacy Organization Advances the Rights of Retail and Food Employees Brandworkers International | Prompted by a transforming job market, workers' rights advocates have launched a non-profit organization to protect the rights of the increasing number of workers employed at retail and food chains. Based in New York, Brandworkers International links retail and food employees with concerned individuals to make positive change on the job and in the community. Over three hundred employment attorneys have already joined with Brandworkers to offer legal assistance to workers in need. more... 1 Comments ON MARCH 9TH, THE REVOLUTION WILL BE LIVE Carl Dix | Many people feel the need for change, radical change. At the same time, most people have accepted the conventional wisdom that such change isn't really possible. That revolution and communism have been tried and failed, or even that they;'ve led to disaster. People's dreams of a different and better way of life have been diverted back into praying for something better in some afterlife. Or sucked down to backing Obama's campaign to become the new face for the U.S. empire by his talk of hope and change. more... 3 Comments Socialist Party USA (NYC Local) Monthly Meeting SP-USA (NYC) | Get involved in the movement for jobs, peace and freedom... more... 5 Comments Marx in Soho Benefit Performance SP-USA (NYC) | As Marx himself rhetorically asks in the play, "Why do they (the capitalists) feel it necessary to declare Marx dead over and over again?" The audience comes away from this play knowing why. more... 1 Comments Students walk out for teachers Strike At Scranton Catholic School.
Worker Freedom | Students walk out for teachers Call for Anarchist contingent at International Women's Day march
NEFAC-NYC | NEFAC-NYC calls for a red and black contingent for the International Women's Day march on Saturday March 8th. Students Walk Out of Garfield (NJ) High to Support Teachers Worker Freedom | Students walked out en mass from Garfield (NJ) High School today, demonstrating in support of teachers who have been working without a contract since June. The student action, triggered by a fire alarm around 9 a.m., came a day after 350 teachers called out sick in an apparent protest over the contracts stalemate, prompting the district to closed schools. more... 2 Comments The Redskins - Music for class struggle redskin | The Redskins was an old band from Britain, that made music for working class, for class struggle more... 0 Comments Union Rallies for Fired Panera Worker worker | Agins was terminated from the company without being given any reason. The company had started intimidating Agins and his coworkers when managers learned of Agins work with the Starbucks Workers Union. more... 2 Comments ILWU to Shut Down West Coast Ports May 1 Demanding End to War in Iraq, Afghanistan Internationalist Group | In a major step for the U.S. labor movement, the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) has announced that it will shut down West Coast ports on May 1, to demand an immediate end to the war and occupation in Iraq and Afghanistan and the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the Middle East. This is the first time in decades that an American union has decided to undertake industrial action against a U.S. war. The action announced by the powerful West Coast dock workers union, to stop work to stop the war, should be taken up by unions and labor organizations throughout the United States and internationally. And the purpose of such actions should be not to beg the bourgeois politicians whose hands are covered with blood, having voted for every war budget for six and a half years, but a show of strength of the working people who make this country run, and who can shut it down! more... 1 Comments radionotbombs@gmail.com | "Radio Not Bombs: Binghamton's Community Report" is a weekly alternative-radio program featuring radical news and discourse not found on corporate channels of communication. The program will feature discussion of political organizing in and around Binghamton, voices of resistance from our community, and insight from global struggles for justice. more... 0 Comments Tenants' Voice Column (Indypendent issue #116) Bennett Baumer | Are your lights out in the hallway? Is there a non-payment notice posted on the door? If a bad landlord has got you down, you are not alone. And soon you will have legal recourse. more... 0 Comments Paul Werner | Setting the record straight on Gustave Courbet, friend of Proudhon, member of the Paris Commune and a major French painter of the nineteenth century.. more... 0 Comments Starbucks Baristas Question Substance of National Shutdown for "Training"
Worker Freedom | Mermaid Inn Drops Wild Edibles Over Labor Concerns
Brandworkers International | Noted seafood restaurant Mermaid Inn will cease all purchases Thur Feb 28 7PM "From 9066 to 9/11" America's Concentration Camps
Day of Remembrance | Thursday February 28 7PM NYC Call for Philippine President Arroyo to Step Down MIGRANTE INTERNATIONAL USA | Please sign online petition calling for Philippine President Gloria Arroyo to resign. more... 0 Comments NYPD Officers Who Killed Sean Bell Start Trial NYC IMC | Check out NYC IMC's exclusive coverage of the Sean Bell case below. more... 0 Comments Brecht Forum Panel Discusses Left Views on the Economy Aman Gill | The economy’s been in the news recently. But most economic discussion is from the perspective of investors and other profit-makers, who generally assume that falling housing prices are universally bad, and that free markets are good. At the Brecht forum in Manhattan on Thursday night, February 21, a full house of 40-50 people heard a panel of speakers including Lewis Lapham, Doug Henwood, Nomi Prins and Noah Rosenblatt offer leftist analysis on the topic "The Big Bust: Is the Economy About to Crash?" more... 0 Comments Page 53 |
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