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A panel discussion hosted by Detroit Public Television on the first anniversary of the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history was met with protests both inside and . . . -
In early December, with nearly a month to go, 2015 had already become the biggest year ever for global mergers and acquisitions, valued at the mind-boggling sum of $4.3 . . . -
New York — On a warm Dec. 11 here at the pricy Plaza Hotel, which looms over the southeast corner of Central Park, Donald Trump was set to be the keynote speaker for the . . . -
Oakland, Calif. — Police departments across the country have been getting more and more militarized through receiving much weaponry directly from the Pentagon and with . . . -
During the week of Dec. 7, the South African government changed its minister of finance twice, bringing South Africa’s economic crisis into focus. First, the African . . . -
The writer is Workers World Party’s 2016 candidate for president and a managing editor of Workers World newspaper. Lamont Lilly is the party’s candidate for vice . . . -
Oakland, Calif. — The Black community of Bayview Hunter’s Point in San Francisco has demonstrated its outrage at the firing-squad execution of 26-year-old Mario . . . -
Huntington, W.Va. — Imagine leaving for work. As you walk out the door, you look back at your children, not knowing if you are ever going to see them again. For . . .
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Coast to coastSupport for Kohler strikers
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Coast to coastMass pressure builds to fire Chicago mayor
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Coast to coastPolice terror, sexual violence against Black women
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Workers World EditorialsThe ‘union’ that ain’t
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Coast to coastAnd now, Laquan
Fight racism
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Demonstrators continue to march, protest and shut down major intersections in Chicago despite a Dec. 9 speech by Mayor Rahm Emanuel in which he was forced by mass actions to apologize for the police killing of Laquan . . . -
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A gathering of African Union member-states and the People’s Republic of China on Dec. 4-5 under the banner of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation has placed strong emphasis on greater collaboration between the two . . . -
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Workers unite!
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Drivers of the Boston School Bus Union, Steelworkers Local 8751, are continuing their fierce fight against union-busting, corporate giant Veolia/Transdev. In 2013, Veolia, a French-based company, took over management of . . . -
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Hidden behind the smoke screen of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) and food stamps, now called the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP), four million people in the U.S. — three million . . . -
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Workers World EditorialsRevolution and climate change
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Mundo ObreroNeocoloniales de Detroit arruinan educación pública
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GlobalFrance’s National Front wins no posts, pushes politics to right
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GlobalChina-Africa forum commits to development
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Coast to coastTRUMP: We say NO to Racism
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