The Cold War-era blockade prevents Cuba from sharing medical breakthroughs with much of the world.
Convention Discussion: The winning of universal publicly funded education is one of our nation's great achievements. Public education has provided a road out of poverty for millions of workers and their children. It has also created a literate working class with the tools to organize to end exploitation and build a system that puts people before profits.
Social Security protects all generations. We need a multi-generational movement to protect and expand it.
A look at the problems faced by Black young people under U.S. capitalism, and the importance of Black youth in today's struggles for social progress.
How to Organize and Conduct United Action for the Right to Live, a manual written by Herbert Benjamin, National Organizer of the Unemployed Councils of U.S.A., was published in 1933. Contents Introduction Issues and Grievances Around Which Action Can and Must Be Taken The Organizational Forms That Provide Means of Effective Action and Struggle Where and How Committees of Action Are Formed How to...
Erica Smiley's Bi-Annual Report to the National Council April 12-13, 2008; Chicago, IL POLITICAL CLIMATE There are so many things I could talk about right now with regards to the state of education, jobs, housing, and the on-going occupation in Iraq. But these days it would be difficult to mention these things without first discussing the 2008 elections.
ACTION ALERT for peace and economic justice #2 October 10, 2001
ACTION ALERT for Peace and Economic Justice #2 October 10, 2001
Ron DeSantis' "anti-woke" campaign is really about re-segregating public education, profiting from it, and destroying it.
In this issue: ILWU Calls for May Day Work Stoppages Against the War Action Alerts: FLOC, No Colombia FTA Another important step towards global unionism Iranian TU finally released Loss of factory jobs=more on food stamps Week of action unites students, workers Unions challenge Bush no match plan Join McCain Revealed team Union Jobs (still more needed!)