[WW] Terror Bombing of Afghanistan

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 25, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - TERROR BOMBING OF AFGHANISTAN Pentagon Targets Villages, Food Depots, UN Red Cross Centers, Creating 1.5 Million Refugees By Fred Goldstein As

[WW] Mumia Abu-Jamal: The new colonialism

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[WW] Providence, R.I., groups storm utility hearing

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[WW] Turkey political prisoners' death toll rises to 73

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[WW] Venezuela land reform moves ahead

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[WW] Letters to Workers World: Bush and the Cubana bombing

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[WW] Postal Workers Say Feds Failed to Protect Them

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[WW] Public Health Care, Not War

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[WW] Three Black Women Who Stood Up

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 1, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - THREE PROMINENT BLACK WOMEN SPEAK OUT AGAINST U.S POLICIES By Monica Moorehead Three prominent Black women--two of them African American and the

[WW] Boston: City Councilor Says No to War

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[WW] No War on Iraq

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 1, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EDITORIAL: NO WAR ON IRAQ Danger. Fear. Manipulation of that fear to promote narrow interests. It is important in the wake of the unprecedented

[WW] Workers Walk Out Over Air Quality

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 1, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - NEAR GROUND ZERO: WORKERS WALK OUT OVER AIR QUALITY By Mary Owen New York Workers' frustrations about toxic air near ground zero flared up here

[WW] Students, workers near ground zero at risk

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 8, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - TOXIC GASES RISE FROM FIRES: STUDENTS, WORKERS NEAR GROUND ZERO AT RISK Special to Workers World New York The fires that started in the World

[WW] What kind of war is this?

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 8, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - WHAT KIND OF A WAR IS THIS? A MURDER OF INNOCENTS AND PLUNDER OF RESOURCES By Heather Cottin The war in Afghanistan is creating the most

[WW] World's worst outbreak of anthrax

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 8, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - WORLD'S WORST OUTBREAK OF ANTHRAX: WAS IT GERM WARFARE? By Elijah Crane As the anthrax scare continues to dominate the news in the U.S., there is

[WW] Afghans resist foreign domination

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 8, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - FIRST BRITISH EMPIRE, NOW U.S.: AFGHANS RESIST FOREIGN DOMINATION By Deirdre Griswold It is now more than three weeks since the U.S. started

[WW] Juan Bosch dies: A popular president toppled by U.S.

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 15, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - JUAN BOSCH DIES IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: A POPULAR PRESIDENT TOPPLED BY U.S. By Oscar Ovalles On Nov. 1, after a long period of medical

[WW] South Korea keeps union leader in prison

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 15, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - AS GM BUYS UP DAEWOO: SOUTH KOREA KEEPS UNION LEADER IN PRISON By Jeff Bigelow The Korean Stock Exchange announced Nov. 5 that foreign

[WW] Tips on getting out the truth

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 15, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - TIPS ON GETTING OUT THE TRUTH By Leslie Feinberg If you live in Buffalo, N.Y., the newspaper you're reading right now might be in your hands

[WW] Win for Charleston 5 Dock Workers

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[WW] Conditions Worsen for Political Prisoners

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 22, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - CONDITIONS WORSEN AFTER SEPT. 11: U.S. POLITICAL PRISONERS NEED SUPPORT By Greg Butterfield The plight of political prisoners in U.S. jails has

[WW] Voters Defeat Anti-Gay Initiatives

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 22, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - MICHIGAN: VOTERS DEFEAT ANTI-GAY INITIATIVES By Leslie Feinberg Anti-gay zealots waged a multi-pronged battle against lesbian and gay civil

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[WW] The silencer

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 22, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - THE SILENCER The Pentagon has admitted that it silenced the Arab television service Al-Jazeera by blowing up its Kabul office with a missile on

[WW] Another crisis looms for NYC

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 22, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - LESSONS OF 1975 BANK TAKEOVER: ANOTHER CRISIS LOOMS FOR NYC By Milt Neidenberg New York The headline on an Oct. 30 New York Times article

[WW] Providence cops sued over racial profiling

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 22, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - PROVIDENCE. R..I.: COPS SUED OVER RACIAL PROFILING By Michael Shaw Providence, R.I. Two suits against the Providence Police Department--one by

[WW] Philadelphia public schools: Groups resist grab by for-profit company

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 22, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS: GROUPS RESIST GRAB BY FOR-PROFIT CO. By Betsey Piette Philadelphia Through public forums, outdoor rallies and

[WW] Seattle protest defends immigrant rights

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 22, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - AS GOV'T SWOOPS DOWN: PROTEST DEFENDS IMMIGRANT RIGHTS By Deirdre Griswold The U.S. government ratcheted up its terror campaign against

[WW] Thousands condemn U.S. terrorist school

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 29, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - Ft. Benning, Ga. THOUSANDS CONDEMN U.S. TERRORIST SCHOOL 70 arrested in protest at 'School of Assassins' By Dianne Mathiowetz Ft. Benning, Ga.

[WW] Message to SOA protest: 'Fight U.S. terrorism'

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 29, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - Message to SOA protest 'FIGHT U.S. TERRORISM' [Excerpts from a speech by Sarah Sloan of the International ANSWER Coalition to the Nov. 17

[WW] Emerson Rudd's last words

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[WW] 100,000 march in London

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[WW] Pentagon terror in Afghanistan

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 29, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - Pentagon terror in Afghanistan NO LETUP IN BRUTAL BOMBING By Leslie Feinberg Seen through the tightly focused lens of U.S. media censorship,

[WW] Causes of Jamaican turmoil, part 5

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 29, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - Causes of Jamaican turmoil, part 5 'SLAVE DRIVER, THE TABLE WILL TURN' By P. Chin The following is the fifth and final part of this series. Read

[WW] Haiti moves toward political crisis

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Nov. 29, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - As dire poverty worsens HAITI MOVES TOWARD POLITICAL CRISIS By G. Dunkel For the past 18 months, Haiti has been in the midst of a political

[WW] State Judge Denies Mumia Appeal

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - TAKE IT TO THE STREETS/ DEC. 8: STATE JUDGE DENIES MUMIA'S APPEAL By Monica Moorehead On Nov. 21, Common Pleas Judge Pamela Dembe turned down an

[WW] Day of Mourning at Plymouth Rock

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - DAY OF MOURNING AT PLYMOUTH ROCK: NATIVE PEOPLE SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER By Greg Butterfield Plymouth, Mass. A rainbow of several hundred Native

[WW] Massacred Prisoners' Hands Were Tied

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - MASSACRED PRISONERS' HANDS WERE TIED The Pentagon has made it clear that it will manage the news coming out of Afghanistan--either by direct

[WW] ACTION ALERT- PROTESTS AGAINST BOMBING

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[WW] War spending eats at economy like cancer

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 11, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - A MILITARY BUDGET TO KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF: WAR SPENDING EATS AT ECONOMY LIKE CANCER By Gary Wilson Since Sept. 11, President George W. Bush has

[WW] People on public assistance in NYC in crisis

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 11, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - WITH WTC COMPUTER LINKS DESTROYED: PEOPLE ON PUBLIC ASSISTANCE IN CRISIS By Heather Cottin New York The destruction of the World Trade Center

[WW] Minnesota strike: Standing up to a wartime crisis

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 18, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - MINNESOTA STRIKE: STANDING UP TO A WARTIME CRISIS --LESSONS FOR THE LABOR MOVEMENT By Milt Neidenberg They had no choice. On Oct. 1, a week

[WW] Letter-writing campaign for Mumia

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 18, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - LETTER-WRITING CAMPAIGN FOR MUMIA The International Concerned Family and Friends of Mumia Abu- Jamal has initiated a letter-writing campaign to

[WW] It's all hype: Bush has no plan for laid-off workers

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 18, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - IT'S ALL HYPE: BUSH HAS NO PLAN FOR LAID-OFF WORKERS By Gary Wilson Has President George W. Bush flip-flopped from economic reactionary to

[WW] SOA protesters describe U.S. training of assassins

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 18, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EVEN JUDGE IS SHOCKED: SOA PROTESTERS DESCRIBE U.S TRAINING OF ASSASSINS By Heather Cottin The School of the Americas at Fort Benning in

[WW] U.S. protects Haitian terrorist leader

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 18, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - ALIVE AND WELL IN QUEENS, N.Y.: U.S. PROTECTS HAITIAN TERRORIST LEADER By G. Dunkel New York Some time after the U.S. Army sent troops to Haiti

[WW] No blood for oil profits

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 18, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EDITORIAL: NO BLOOD FOR OIL PROFITS Many working people in this country, still reeling from the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center, are

[WW] Causes of turmoil in Jamaica, part 3

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Oct. 18, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - PART 3: CAUSES OF TURMOIL IN JAMAICA By Pat Chin Part II covered Jamaica's early history under Spanish and British colonialism, the rise of the

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[WW] Postal union says: No safety, no work

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - UNION SAYS: NO SAFETY, NO WORK By G. Dunkel Buried under all the news about the most recent case of inhalation anthrax was a strong statement by

[WW] Women's liberation Afghanistan

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - BEWARE THE SIREN SONG: WOMEN'S LIBERATION AFGHANISTAN By Minnie Bruce Pratt As U.S. bombing and troop presence has intensified in Afghanistan,

[WW] U.S. bill would sanction Zimbabwe: Aim is to block land reform

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - U.S. BILL WOULD SANCTION ZIMBABWE: AIM IS TO BLOCK LAND REFORM By Deirdre Griswold The art of public relations goes back a long way, as the old

[WW] Palestinian defeats Mass. police frame-up

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - AFTER VIGOROUS DEFENSE CAMPAIGN: PALESTINIAN DEFEATS POLICE FRAME-UP By Steven Gillis Boston Supporters of Palestinian activist Amer Jubran are

[WW] U.S. trade pact chokes Latin American economies

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - REPORT FROM HAVANA CONFERENCE: U.S. TRADE PACT CHOKES LATIN AMERICAN ECONOMIES By Gloria La Riva Havana Osvaldo de Leon, Indigenous leader from

[WW] Letters to WW

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - LETERS TO THE EDITOR COCA-COLA AND GUATEMALA Rebeca Toledo's article Cite Coca-Cola in death-squad killings comes as no surprise. The same

[WW] Keeping 'allies' at arm's length

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 6, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EDITORIAL: KEEPING ALLIES AT ARM'S LENGTH Nothing indicates the predatory character of Bush's war on terror more than the irritation between U.S.

[WW] Mumia is All of Us

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - MUMIA IS ALL OF US By Leslie Feinberg Mumia is all of us! You can hear that shout of determination from street protests to cyberspace.

[WW] Students Defend Philly Schools

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - HUNDREDS FORM HUMAN CHAIN: STUDENTS PROTEST PRIVATIZATION OF PHILADELPHIA SCHOOLS By Betsey Piette Philadelphia On Nov. 29 hundreds of students

[WW] Anthrax: A Tale of Two Classes

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - SENATORS, POSTAL WORKERS AND ANTHRAX: A TALE OF TWO CLASSES By G. Dunkel What's the difference between a post office worker and a senator? The

[WW] Friendly Fire

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EDITORIAL: FRIENDLY FIRE You mustn't even whisper it. You don't love this war? Then keep your mouth shut. Bush Inc. has spoken. There will be no

[WW] Wefare Cuts+Job Losses=Poverty Crisis

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - WELFARE CUTS + JOB LOSSES = POVERTY CRISIS By Heather Cottin New York There's another front to the U.S. war. It's right here in this country.

[WW] Welfare cuts + job losses = poverty crisis

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - WELFARE CUTS + JOB LOSSES = POVERTY CRISIS By Heather Cottin New York There's another front to the U.S. war. It's right here in this country.

[WW] Steel workers fight for their jobs

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - AS LTV LAYS OFF THOUSANDS: STEEL WORKERS FIGHT FOR THEIR JOBS By Martha Grevatt Cleveland The workers at LTV Steel Co. call it a terrorist

[WW] Detroit opts for domestic partner benefits

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - DETROIT OPTS FOR DOMESTIC PARTNER BENEFITS Workers World Bureau Detroit On Nov. 30, the Detroit City Council took an important first step toward

[WW] Israel launches assault on Palestinian authority

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - BUSH DOCTRINE PAVES THE WAY: ISRAEL LAUNCHES ASSAULT ON PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY By Fred Goldstein The latest attacks on the Palestinian people by

[WW] Danger of U.S. war against Iraq grows

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - HAWKS AND VULTURES: DANGER OF U.S. WAR AGAINST IRAQ GROWS By John Catalinotto The Bush administration is closer to moving aggressively against

[WW] Koreans attacked in Japan see link to U.S. propaganda

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - KOREANS ATTACKED IN JAPAN SEE LINK TO U.S. PROPAGANDA By Deirdre Griswold It's called scapegoating. It happens in every big capitalist economic

[WW] International forum denounces U.S. war

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - INTERNATIONAL FORUM DENOUNCES U.S. WAR Special to Workers World Madrid, Spain Representatives of sectors of the Spanish progressive movement,

[WW] Chile police attack Communist Party office

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - CHILE: POLICE ATTACK COMMUNIST PARTY OFFICE By R.M. Sharpe The headquarters of the Communist Party of Chile was brutally attacked on Nov. 27 by

[WW] Argentina after IMF 'reform'

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - ARGENTINA AFTER IMF REFORM: BANKS CLOSE DOORS AS ECONOMY NEARS COLLAPSE By Andy McInerney The image splashed across business pages around the

[WW] AIDS and poverty

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EDITORIAL: AIDS AND POVERTY More than two decades into the AIDS pandemic, with more than 20 million lives having been lost worldwide and the

[WW] Low-wage immigrants win back pay

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - IT CAN BE DONE: LOW-WAGE IMMIGRANTS WIN BACK PAY By Milt Neidenberg New York How sweet it is. A group of immigrant, undocumented workers in

[WW] Anti-war message resonates in community meetings

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 13, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - HOLMES SPEAKS IN L.A.: ANTI-WAR MESSAGE RESONATES IN COMMUNITY MEETINGS By Jimmie Cho Los Angeles Larry Holmes, a co-coordinator of the

[WW] Rhode Island: Housing Aid Freeze

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - RHODE ISLAND: HOUSING AID FREEZE: A COLD-HEARTED MEASURE By Mike Shaw Providence, R.I. At Travelers Aid of Rhode Island--an agency for the

[WW] Philly Cops Attack March for Mumia

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - AS HUNDREDS WATCH IN HORROR: PHILLY COPS ATTACK MARCH FOR MUMIA By Monica Moorehead Philadelphia As a thousand supporters of African American

[WW] Mass Arrest of Jersey Teachers

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - SOLIDARITY DEEPENS BEHIND BARS: MASS ARREST OF JERSEY TEACHERS By Heather Cottin Some 228 striking teachers from the Middletown, N.J., school

[WW] Venezuela: The Specter of Counter-Revolution

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - VENEZUELA: THE SPECTER OF COUNTER-REVOLUTION By Andy McInerney The democratic revolution led by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez faced its first

[WW] Thousands Killed by U.S. Bombers

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - WHAT THEY WON'T LET US SEE: THOUSANDS KILLED BY U.S. BOMBERS By Deirdre Griswold The planned and deliberate brutality of the Pentagon war in

[WW] Cuban 5: Their Crime? Monitoring Terrorists

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - THEIR CRIME? MONITORING TERRORISTS: CUBAN 5 FACE STIFF SENTENCES IN IMPERIALIST COURT By Gloria La Riva Miami [Editor's note: On Dec. 12, Federal

[WW] Eyewitness: Police Staged a Riot

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EYEWITNESS STATEMENT: POLICE STAGED A RIOT [The following is excerpted from a statement from one of the protesters arrested Dec. 8 at the march

[WW] Asian, U.S. groups plan coordinated actions against war

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - ASIAN, U.S. GROUPS MEET IN JAPAN: PLAN COORDINATED ACTIONS AGAINST WAR Special to Workers World Kyoto, Japan Representatives of organizations

[WW] Canadian workers honor Peltier

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - CANADIAN WORKERS HONOR PELTIER The Ontario Federation of Labor honored Native leader and political prisoner Leonard Peltier with the 2001 Human

[WW] Will Somalia be next?

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 20, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - WILL SOMALIA BE NEXT? U.S. TARGETS ANOTHER POOR COUNTRY By Deirdre Griswold The Pentagon has been sending warplanes over Somalia, claiming this

[WW] Bush Pushes War on Many Fronts

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - CONVENTIONAL DEVASTATION AND NUCLEAR TERROR: BUSH PUSHES WAR ON MANY FRONTS By Fred Goldstein The Bush administration is pushing out on all

[WW] Argentine Workers Resort to General Strike

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - CAPITALIST ECONOMY IN FREEFALL: ARGENTINE WORKERS RESORT TO GENERAL STRIKE By Andy McInerney Hundreds of thousands of workers paralyzed South

[WW] Bush Backs Sharon's War on Palestine

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - BUSH BACKS SHARON'S WAR ON PALESTINE By Richard Becker Dec. 18--The much asked question, Where will the U.S. war go after Afghanistan? is

[WW] Mumia: Struggle Overturns Death Sentence

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - STRUGGLE OVERTURNS DEATH SENTENCE/ NEXT STEP: FREE MUMIA! By Monica Moorehead and Larry Holmes U.S. Federal District Judge William Yohn, in a

[WW] Ramsey Clark Warns of Plutocracy

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - AT NYC MEETING ON U.S. TERROR AT HOME AND ABROAD: RAMSEY CLARK WARNS OF PLUTOCRACY By Deirdre Griswold New York Whether you're a long-time

[WW] After police attack on Mumia march: Philly activists say 'Drop charges'

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - AFTER POLICE ATTACK ON MUMIA MARCH: PHILLY ACTIVISTS SAY DROP THE CHARGES By Betsey Piette Philadelphia Community activists have called for an

[WW] From Mumia Abu-Jamal: A daily terror

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - FROM MUMIA ABU-JAMAL: A DAILY TERROR The power of the media to condition consciousness is vast. For, with the merest mention of a word--say, for

[WW] For-profit nursing care in crisis

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - FOR-PROFIT NURSING CARE IN CRISIS By Bev Hiestand Buffalo, N.Y. Those in Western New York who need the care only a nursing home can provide are

[WW] Dregs of U.S. military occupation: Filipinos struggle with toxic wastes

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - DREGS OF U.S. MILIARY OCCUPATION: FILIPINOS STRUGGLE WITH TOXIC WASTES By Sarah Sloan Central Luzon, Philippines Central Luzon has a deep

[WW] Korea and defense

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EDITORIAL: KOREA AND DEFENSE The Democratic People's Republic of Korea has what it calls an army-first policy. This elicits howls of outrage from

[WW] Protests at European Summit

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - AT EUROPOEAN SUMMIT: WORKERS, ANTI-CAPIALISTS STAGE LARGE PROTESTS By John Catalinotto Fifteen European prime ministers met at a castle in the

[WW] Global warning

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - EDITORIAL: GLOBAL WARNING New scientific reports underscore the environmental dangers humanity faces from industrial development under

[WW] Letters to WW

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Dec. 27, 2001 issue of Workers World newspaper - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ANTHRAX MISSING FROM GOV'T LAB Thank you for sending me this wonderful article on the postal workers' struggle vs. the

[WW] Bush vows endless war

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Jan. 10, 2002 issue of Workers World newspaper - BUSH VOWS ENDLESS WAR By Brian Becker New York City It's the end of the year and so of course many people want to make end-of-the-year

[WW] Steel mega-merger: Workers can struggle for control

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Jan. 10, 2002 issue of Workers World newspaper - AS STEEL MEGA-MERGER LOOMS: WORKERS CAN BE TOSSED OUT -- OR STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL By Milt Neidenberg There is turmoil and turbulence in the Rust

[WW] UAW local president: Workers should not support this war

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Jan. 10, 2002 issue of Workers World newspaper - FROM A UAW LOCAL PRESIDENT: WORKERS SHOULD NOT SUPPORT THIS WAR [The following letter on the current war was sent by the president of a UAW

[WW] Focus on Iraq clouds anthrax query

- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the Jan. 10, 2002 issue of Workers World newspaper - BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE: FOCUS ON IRAQ CLOUDS ANTHRAX QUERY January Actions to Demand No War, No Sanctions By John Catalinotto As 2002 begins,

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