Shut-out federal employees say: Stop the war on workers!
“Stop the war on workers!” and “We want work, not walls!” read signs held by furloughed federal employees at the White House and in cities around the U.S. on Jan. 10. [ . . .]
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Any worker wants to know what the future will bring. Will jobs be plentiful and reliable? Can I make ends meet and buy the things I need for myself and maybe for a family? Or [ . . .] -
The U.S. Department of Education’s proposed revision of Title IX regulations contradicts the intent of those rules addressing sexual harassment, assault and abuse in K-12 [ . . .] -
Alvin Braziel At their January meeting, members of the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement emptied the contents of four red mesh onion sacks onto a square of tables in the [ . . .] -
Housing rights activists marched Jan. 7 in an effort to make the city open warming and day shelters for homeless people who currently face harsh winter weather. The city [ . . .] -
“Stop the war on workers!” and “We want work, not walls!” read signs held by furloughed federal employees at the White House and in cities around the U.S. on Jan. 10. [ . . .] -
Jan. 15: Yesterday 30,000 Los Angeles public school teachers went out on strike. Today teachers will be picketing 1000 schools in the second-largest school district in the [ . . .] -
The case of Cyntoia Brown, the now 30-year-old African-American woman who spent almost 15 years in a Tennessee prison, has garnered worldwide attention especially through [ . . .] -
Dakota men, women and youth rode into Mankato, Minn., on horseback on Dec. 26 to honor Dakota warriors hanged by Abraham Lincoln on that day in 1862 in the largest mass [ . . .]
