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GOLDSBORO, N.C.—“Until people stand up and say” that rampant poverty and income inequality in the U.S. “is wrong, we won’t have fundamental change” here, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Ind.-Vt., told the New Poor People’s Campaign. In a q-and-a with the co-chair of the nationwide drive, the Rev. William Barber II, and...
Canada has written to the International Criminal Court (ICC) opposing investigations into alleged Israeli war crimes in Palestine, following pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The letter outlining the Canadian position was sent to the court on February 14, but its contents were only made public today. Ottawa told...
The stock market crashes prompted by COVID-19 fears, the Democrats debate in South Carolina, and Bernie leads the pack. All of this and more in This Week @cpusa. Image: Pixabay. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9X1tpJV1Uk
Show AllWe the people in the US face an extraordinary political circumstance—the 2020 elections. Across the country thousands of candidates will be on the ballot on November 3. There will be contests of great importance to the working class and people generally. There is a candidate who, by virtue of his unrivaled power, has created the framework for our political life for many years to come. No legitimate answer exists as to what would happen should Donald J. Trump win the election. But we do know that he and his supporters are totally in the right wing corner and unresponsive...
Show AllThe Houston club has grown to 250 members today. Our club works mostly in two arenas, the civil rights movement and the trade union movement. We concentrate on recruiting working-class women and people of color. We ran several candidates in 2016 for the first time since the 1940s. One got 250,000 votes and another got well over 100,000. We are also running several candidates in 2020. We have had a Progressive Movie Night every month now for over three years. We get anywhere from 15 to 45 people at the movie nights. We also have a Socialist Reading Group, which...
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