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  • Who is a patriot?

    Who is a patriot?

    November 16, 2007

    I attended the United for Peace and Justice demonstration in New Orleans on Oct. 27, which called for an end to the Iraq war, opposed military aggression against Iran and supported the long overdue rebuilding of...

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  • EDITORIAL: Pilgrims without papers

    EDITORIAL: Pilgrims without papers

    November 16, 2007

    Three hundred and eighty-six years ago a group of undocumented immigrants and native-born Americans feasted together for three days to celebrate a successful harvest made possible by mutual cooperation. Yes, those Pilgrims showed up in Massachusetts...

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  • EDITORIAL: Costs of racism

    EDITORIAL: Costs of racism

    November 16, 2007

    An important part of what is often called “the American dream” is the ability of successive generations to climb the economic ladder. With workers’ productivity rising decade by decade, that should be the reality for working-class...

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  • Two tales of one city: First the death, now the resurrection

    Two tales of one city: First the death, now the resurrection

    November 16, 2007

    NEW ORLEANS — It wasn’t the hurricane that almost killed this city. From day one, after Katrina, the Bush administration used this town as a laboratory to experiment with every type of right-wing social engineering scheme...

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  • From Oregon to Virginia, voters reject Republican right

    From Oregon to Virginia, voters reject Republican right

    November 16, 2007

    Voters in the Nov. 6 off-year election made clear once again that they are fed up with the pro-corporate policies of the Republican right and looking for positive changes like ending the Iraq war, rooting out...

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