#AllEyesonWetsuweten: Indigenous solidarity shuts down Canadian Rail
The Wet’suwet’en First Nation faces colonial violence and invasion, as it continues to defend its territory against a multibillion-dollar pipeline project threatening its [ . . .]
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The Wet’suwet’en First Nation faces colonial violence and invasion, as it continues to defend its territory against a multibillion-dollar pipeline project threatening its [ . . .] -
Transportation blockades and demonstrations have brought traffic to a standstill on rail lines and ports across Canada in opposition to a natural gas pipeline being run [ . . .] -
A sea change has been taking place in the United States. At last, the polls show that socialism is no longer the “dirty word” it was once, when even to say publicly that [ . . .] -
Struggle over employment benefits for striking workers in N.Y. state On Feb. 6, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill granting unemployment benefits for workers who have [ . . .] -
Caracas Published Feb. 12 in pagina12.com.ar. Translation by Michael Otto. Juan Guaidó returned to Venezuela after his tour of Europe and the United States [on Feb. 11]. He [ . . .] -
Cleveland On Feb. 12, the National Football League reinstated Myles Garrett, a Cleveland Browns defensive end who was indefinitely suspended in November after a fight with [ . . .]
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The Philadelphia branch of Workers World Party held its third Anti-Imperialism 101 open discussion on Feb. 9. This month’s event focused on Black Liberation and [ . . .]
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In 1948 the United Automobile Workers became the first union in the U.S. to win cost-of-living allowance (COLA) language, also known as an escalator clause. General Motors [ . . .]
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Boston Police forces killed four anti-government protesters in Chile during the first week of February. In the U.S., revolutionary hip-hop artists Rebel Diaz played an East [ . . .]
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Un extraño momento de verdad pública ocurrió en el vil discurso del 4 de febrero de Trump sobre el Estado de la Unión cuando los dos partidos estadounidenses que [ . . .]
