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Subject 50 years of struggle from Black August to Black Lives Matter Movement – a WW commentary + more from Workers World
Date August 4, 2020 1:01 PM
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** 50 years of struggle from Black August to Black Lives Matter Movement – a WW commentary ([link removed] )
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This Aug. 7 marks the 50th anniversary of the heroic attempt by Jonathan Jackson, younger brother of George Jackson, to free three Black revolutionaries from the clutches of the California state prison system. The fact that this bold attempt failed has no bearing on its historical and revolutionary significance to . . .

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** Disability movement is ‘part of the global working class’ ([link removed] )
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by Kristen Turgeon The following slightly edited remarks were made by Kristen Turgeon from the Boston branch of Workers World Party on a July 30 webinar sponsored by WWP’s Disability Rights Caucus and titled “Smash Ableism, Racism, All Bigotry & Oppression!” Kristen Turgeon. WW PHOTO: Stevan Kirschbaum It has been . . .

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** #SEIUDroptheCops makes demands ([link removed] )
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Following weeks of intensive internal organizing, research and analysis, the (Service Employees) #SEIUDropTheCops campaign — a rank-and-file-led initiative with SEIU members in locals from coast to coast and across different sectors of the economy — has released detailed demands to their International. After wide-ranging discussions on solidarity, class, class character . . .

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** ‘Hero pay, not zero pay!’ ([link removed] )
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Essential workers protested July 30 in a flash-mob protest in front of a newly remodeled Tops Market, a supermarket chain based in Western New York. The event was organized by the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) Division 1342 and the Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 1. July 30 protest Demands . . .

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** Record-breaking heat waves: Urgent alert to need for socialism – a WW commentary ([link removed] )
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As Muslim worshippers prepared for the holiday of Eid al-Adha during the last days of July, the Middle East was rocked by record-breaking heat waves. In Baghdad, the mercury rose to over 125⁰F, the highest temperature ever measured in the Iraqi capital. These heat waves are not an extreme, unpredictable . . .

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