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  • Unite against racism

    Unite against racism

    November 2, 2007

    Commentary Racist provocations and violence are on the rise and a cause for great concern. Racism represents a grave danger to our nation. James Watson, awarded a Nobel Prize 50 years ago for DNA research, prompted...

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  • Circular migration of labor: a global corporate trend

    Circular migration of labor: a global corporate trend

    October 5, 2007

    The defeat of the Senate’s flawed comprehensive immigration bill last spring and the Bush administration’s escalating of factory and neighborhood raids, deportations and militarization of the border are largely blamed on right-wing forces who see legalization...

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  • Global climate change is a working-class issue

    Global climate change is a working-class issue

    September 21, 2007

    The 60th Annual United Nations Nongovernmental Organization (NGO) Conference took place at the UN headquarters in New York in early September. The conference focused on climate change as one of the key issues facing the world....

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  • Zones of conflict: challenge to African unity

    Zones of conflict: challenge to African unity

    September 21, 2007 By Libero Della Piana

    There is a new danger plaguing Africa: zones of conflict are expanding into regional wars that take an ever-increasing human toll. In the recent past, Africa was wracked by wars for liberation from colonial rule, coups...

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  • Rethinking Toyota, autoworkers and allies

    Rethinking Toyota, autoworkers and allies

    September 21, 2007 By Jobs with Justice activist

    People who own Toyotas are either the moral equivalent of scabs or they are one of the most potentially powerful allies U.S. organized labor has today.

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