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Sandra Bland had the right to say “no”

Sandra Bland had the right to say “no”

None of us felt able that night to show the courage it took Sandra Bland to speak up for herself. Some in the media have called her combative, yet the...

BY: Kelly Sinclair| May 1, 2016
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Chile’s September 11th

Chile’s September 11th

The date was September 11. The airplanes came in at rooftop level. In seconds the great building was ablaze, and many lay dead. In the aftermath, cold-hearted reaction took over...

BY: Emile Schepers| May 1, 2016
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Are these workers really “unorganizable”?

Are these workers really “unorganizable”?

Some questions for consideration regarding organizing professional and highly skills; Are unions viewed as an outdated organization(s) that no longer have a vital function to perform? Is the decline of...

BY: David Trujillo| May 1, 2016
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The Scalia surprise and the 2016 elections

The Scalia surprise and the 2016 elections

Update Remarks by John Bachtell to the CPUSA National Board, Feb. 17, 2016 Once again, developments underscore the unpredictability and volatility of the 2016 elections. Unforeseen events can intrude, greatly...

BY: John Bachtell| April 15, 2016
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Trump and the Republican elite: Two Sides of a Single Coin

Trump and the Republican elite: Two Sides of a Single Coin

Some have been wondering how Donald Trump has one-upped the Republican Party on his way to a Presidential nomination. But should anyone really be surprised...the right has been sowing this...

BY: Sam Webb| March 18, 2016
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