Download the PDF. Starbucks Workers United scores major victory War crisis Racist treatment of refugees U.S.-funded ‘biolabs’ Poverty in Ukraine ‘Masters of War’ Class struggle: Boston IAM strike Baseball lockout ends On the picketline Migrants protest Biden Women’s History Month Hidden story of Black midwifery Hyun Lee, ¡Presente! Mumia’s tribute . . .
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Hillsborough High School walkout against ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill, Tampa, Florida Right-wing forces are generating legalized hatred and bigotry in the U.S. under the banner of “Save Our Children!” In Texas, parents arranging medical and mental health support for their trans children can now be prosecuted as “child abusers.” In . . .
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People line up to withdraw U.S. dollars and euros from an ATM in St. Petersburg, Russia, on Feb. 25. A seismic shift is sending shock waves through the global economy. The well-established capitalist disorder, dominated by U.S. imperialism and in place since World War II, is on shaky ground. Extreme . . .
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A Black midwife delivering a baby in the 1950s in the rural South. Midwifery on the African continent can be traced back to antiquity. The tombs of queens in Africa depict midwives assisting at the births of royalty. This is significant because it indicates midwives were held in the highest . . .
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Black immigrants in Ukraine. The disparate and often racist treatment of refugees of war is starkly apparent as the crisis unfolds in Ukraine. With 24/7 coverage, Western media has not missed an opportunity to garner sympathy for the nearly 2 million disproportionately white Ukrainians currently fleeing the war. No one . . .
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This interview was conducted by Workers World correspondent Ted Kelly at Robben Island, off the western coast of South Africa. Lassy Chiwayo is an African National Congress member, former political prisoner, uMkhonto weSizwe freedom fighter and former mayor of Mbombela, capital of the Mpumalanga province. He served as the consul-general . . .
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