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** Seattle: Anti-racist marches continue during election week ([link removed] )
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Seattle Black-led marches against racist and economic oppression continued during election week in Seattle. Trump’s racism has led more people to stay in the streets. While the vote for Biden was big, the election definitely didn’t take people out of the streets. “Count Every Vote – Protect Every Person” rally, . . .
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** Class oppression and the virus ([link removed] )
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The United States continues to lead the world — in the number of COVID-19 cases as well as in deaths. As of Nov. 9, this rich, high-tech imperialist country has now registered 243,302 deaths from the virus. This is twice as many coronavirus deaths as in India, even though the . . .
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** NYC: Workers Assembly against racism ([link removed] )
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Credit: Toni Arenstein A Workers Assembly against Racism rally in New York, near Trump International Hotel and Tower, builds anti-racist solidarity between organized and unorganized workers. This event started just as the Biden electoral victory was being announced on Nov. 7. Tens of thousands of people came out onto the . . .
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** Naciones indígenas de Oklahoma ganan fallo de Corte Suprema ([link removed] )
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Una decisión sorprendentemente progresista de la Corte Suprema encontró que más de un tercio de Oklahoma todavía se denomina como “nación indígena” según la ley federal para la tribu Muscogee Creek y otras tribus de Oklahoma. En 1880, delegados indígenas de 34 tribus frente al Consejo Creek House, Territorio Indio. . . .
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** Cómo COVID-19 revela las desigualdades en la economía de EE.UU ([link removed] )
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La administración de Trump ha admitido que no tiene ningún plan controlar al virus COVID-19. El jefe de personal de la Casa Blanca, Mark Meadows, dijo a CNN el 25 de octubre que “No vamos a controlar la pandemia. Vamos a controlar el hecho de que tenemos vacunas, terapias y . . .
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