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** The coronavirus and an epidemic of U.S. propaganda ([link removed] )
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The novel coronavirus that first appeared in Wuhan, China, had by Feb. 10 spread to 28 countries and territories, leading to over 40,000 confirmed cases. Spreading faster than the virus itself, however, is widespread racism against all people of East Asian descent. The virus presents much less of a threat . . .
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** 150 years since ‘Bloody Kansas’/The legacy of John Brown ([link removed] )
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May 9 marks the 220th anniversary of this great abolitionist’s birth. This article was originally published in Workers World on Sept. 14, 2006. Many historians agree that the Civil War really started on a flat patch of land known as “Bloody Kansas” 150 years ago, in the spring, summer and . . .
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** A prisoner speaks out on why/ Anatomy of a hunger strike: Part 1 ([link removed] )
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By: Demetrius Grant/ Joe Piette, editor Many protests against mass incarceration have taken place on the streets of U.S. cities over the last decade. Many resistance struggles have also been waged by individuals or groups of prisoners inside the prison walls, often without any support from or knowledge of by . . .
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** Venezuela, Trump and the Democrats ([link removed] )
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A rare moment of public truth occurred in Trump’s Feb. 4 vile State of the Union speech when the two U.S. parties representing the ruling class — apparently hostile to each other on many other issues — came together in unity. As the Feb. 5 New York Times reported: . . .
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** Released at last: Welcome home, Move 9 member Chuck Africa! ([link removed] )
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By Betsey Piette Philadelphia Imprisoned since he was only 18, Charles Sims Africa was finally released from Pennsylvania’s SCI Fayette on Feb. 7. The youngest and the last of the MOVE 9 to be paroled, Chuck, now 59 and recovering from cancer, was first eligible for parole in 2008 — . . .
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** Fighting a flood of anti-LGBTQ2+ bills in Florida ([link removed] )
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By Devin C Pensacola, Fla. Over 65 people gathered Feb. 2 at historic Seville Square in downtown Pensacola to kick off the fightback against 10 anti-LGBTQ2+ bills introduced into the Florida Legislature in the last two months. The rally, organized primarily by Strive (Socialist Trans Initiative), made Pensacola the first . . .
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