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Cuban women describe their ‘revolution within the Revolution’

“[T]he Cuban woman, in the dark and quiet corner of the home, awaits … the hour, in which a revolution breaks its yoke and spreads its wings. Everything was enslaving: [ . . .]
Georgia rules against DACA students

Undocumented students who are recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, or DACA, have been barred from attending Georgia’s top universities. An [ . . .]
How corporate media pave way for war, then and now

For a decade, beginning in 1990, the U.S. and Western European propaganda machines indoctrinated their populations to support a war of aggression against Yugoslavia, which [ . . .]
In Brexit, workers’ struggles have no borders

The process of Britain leaving the European Union — called Brexit — has turned the politics of that country into a shambling wreck. Many Brexit scenarios predict [ . . .]
Russell Westbrook incident exposes ongoing racism

Russell Westbrook is a super-talented guard for the Oklahoma City Thunder and a former most valuable player. On March 11, during a National Basketball Association regular [ . . .]
Ella May: Anti-racist strike martyr

Ella May, a textile union leader killed during 1929 strike in North Carolina, was born in 1900 in Tennessee. Her family had been small farmers, but before she reached [ . . .]
Solidarity with women worldwide

IWWD rally, March 17 The International Working Women’s Day Coalition held its annual rally, march and forum here on March 17 to reinforce its decades-long theme that every [ . . .]
Attack on power grid arouses mobilization of Venezuela’s workers and poor to resist

March 17 — A massive anti-imperialist march filled the streets of Caracas this Saturday, March 16, celebrating another victory against the latest wave of U.S. [ . . .]
Maduro meets U.S. anti-war delegation, says, ‘Humanity’s battle is between socialism and capitalism’

Workers World online editor John Steffin interviewed Sara Flounders, co-director of the International Action Center, on March 17. Flounders is in Caracas, Venezuela, as part [ . . .]
WW editorial: Fighting Islamophobia worldwide is how to respond to the massacre in New Zealand

The world reverberated on March 15 to the horrifying news that 50 people had been murdered and scores wounded, some critically, at the Al Noor and Linwood mosques in [ . . .]

Attack on power grid arouses mobilization of Venezuela’s workers and poor to resist

Cuban women describe their ‘revolution within the Revolution’

Georgia rules against DACA students

How corporate media pave way for war, then and now

In Brexit, workers’ struggles have no borders

Russell Westbrook incident exposes ongoing racism

Ella May: Anti-racist strike martyr

Solidarity with women worldwide

Attack on power grid arouses mobilization of Venezuela’s workers and poor to resist

Maduro meets U.S. anti-war delegation, says, ‘Humanity’s battle is between socialism and capitalism’

WW editorial: Fighting Islamophobia worldwide is how to respond to the massacre in New Zealand

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