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Rather than sell their own blood, Indiana students go on strike
April 27, 2022Indiana University grad student workers, often driven to extreme measures to stay afloat, went out on strike April 13.
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Angy Lebowitz—fighter for equality, peace, socialism—dies at 101
April 27, 2022There is an old Communist Party saying that describes Angy: “Leading from the ranks.” She never aspired to any leadership role, yet her understanding of the class struggle, of racist and sexist oppression, was razor-keen.
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How the government helps Wall Street landlords convert family homes to rentals
April 26, 2022Agencies meant to help average Americans buy average homes have become instruments to help wealthy corporations buy existing homes and turn them into rental units.
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If Roe v. Wade is overturned, Texas D.A. offices would become a new battleground
April 26, 2022The full and often unchecked power of the prosecutor was on display when a South Texas woman was charged with murder for a self-induced abortion.
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Mask confusion: Biden to appeal Trump-named judge’s anti-mask ruling
April 22, 2022The administration says courts are not the place to decide health policy.
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