Financial Meltdown: A Labor Response Needed
Remembering Peter Camejo (1939–2008)
In Memoriam: Celia Hart Santamaría (1963–2008)
Open Letter to the U.S. Antiwar Movement
Jerry Gordon (at podium) with Donna DeWitt
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Scenes from immigrant rights demonstrations, Los Angeles, May 1, 2007
Latino workers in Woodbridge, Virginia, meet to protest a
Prince William
County ordinance to crack down on undocumented immigrant workers
In communities throughout the United States, people gathered on the third
anniversary of the start of the Iraq war to demand that the U.S. get out
now. Pictured above is a vigil of over 40 people held on March 19, 2006, in
Newton, NJ, in the rural northwest corner of the state. Photo
by Tom Barrett. Click on photo for link to Discussion on What Next for the
Antiwar Movement page.
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Israel Out
of Lebanon and Gaza Now!
Discussion on the U.S. Union Movement
Venezuela,
Cuba, Latin America:
Support Striking Workers at Northwest Airlines
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