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  • Immigrant workers launch Freedom Ride

    Immigrant workers launch Freedom Ride

    June 19, 2003

    NEW YORK – Something historic is brewing. Inspired by the freedom rides of the civil rights movement, the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride is now being organized for Sept. 20 – Oct. 4. National sponsors include the...

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  • International notes

    International notes

    June 19, 2003

    South Africa: Gov’t releases AIDS guidelines South Africa’s Department of Labor last week released guidelines to help employers, workers and trade unions deal with the impact of HIV/AIDS in the workplace, including preventing unfair discrimination, conducting...

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  • Iraqi civilian outrage mounts against U.S.

    Iraqi civilian outrage mounts against U.S.

    June 19, 2003

    As U.S. attacks intensified this week against continuing armed resistance in Iraq, reports also grew of civilian outrage at sweeps, house searches and mass detentions conducted by the U.S. troops. U.S. military activity has focused on...

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  • Rudy Lozano, 20 years later

    Rudy Lozano, 20 years later

    June 13, 2003 By Emile Schepers

    Rudy Lozano was one of the most important political figures in Chicago at that time. Born in Harlington, Texas, he had grown up in Chicago and contributed much to the city’s progressive politics.

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  • Letters

    Letters

    June 13, 2003

    New film on Venezuela coup PWW readers are now able to purchase, on video, the highly acclaimed documentary film “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.” Made by a group of Irish filmmakers, the film is a...

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