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  • We are Joaquin: the legacy of Corky

    We are Joaquin: the legacy of Corky

    April 22, 2005 By Rosalío Muñoz

    During the 1960s, the American people broke out of the McCarthy era with mass movements for peace, civil rights, women’s rights, and labor organizing of agricultural and public workers. At the same time, throughout the Southwest,...

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  • Put the Hammer in the slammer: DeLay linked to swindle of Indian tribes

    Put the Hammer in the slammer: DeLay linked to swindle of Indian tribes

    April 22, 2005

    WASHINGTON — The downfall of House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas) may come from his crony ties to Republican lobbyist Jack Abramoff and Michael Scanlon, DeLay’s former chief of staff. Over a three-year period, they allegedly...

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  • Congressional hypocrisy on medical care

    Congressional hypocrisy on medical care

    April 15, 2005

    People’s Health As an emergency physician and former governor, I am struck by the towering contradictions — and indeed the hypocrisy — in the controversy over the tragic plight of Terri Schiavo. On the same day...

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  • L.A. labor challenges county board

    L.A. labor challenges county board

    April 8, 2005

    News Analysis LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles area labor movement, spearheaded by the 800,000-member Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, is turning its attention to reversing the anti-worker trend of the powerful Los Angeles County...

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  • Happy birthday, Paul Robeson

    Happy birthday, Paul Robeson

    April 8, 2005

    April 9 is the 107th birthday of one of the foremost African Americans of the 20th century — Paul Robeson.

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