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The vision of Rosa Parks (0 replies)
Unions to focus on dumping GOP governors (0 replies)
Stop election piracy (0 replies)
Black History Month celebration honors community leaders (0 replies)
Mass layoffs at Caterpillar in Belgium (0 replies)
Washington escalates Syrian bloodbath (0 replies)
US judge orders release of two anarchists held for five months without charges (0 replies)
Conflict erupts on West Bank over death of Palestinian in detention (0 replies)
IG Metall union seeks to finalize closure of GM-Opel Bochum plant (0 replies)
Bradley Manning pleads not guilty to “aiding the enemy” charge (0 replies)
Why I read the WSWS (0 replies)
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Apocalypse Five and Dime: stomping sound for workers' cause (0 replies)
Missouri may become latest Right-to-Work (for less) state (0 replies)
Struggle over privatization of San Juan airport continues (0 replies)
Union leaders: Time is now for immigration reform (0 replies)
Raul Castro elected to final term as president of Cuba (0 replies)
Today in black history: Michael Jackson wins 8 Grammys (0 replies)
Federal IDs for all workers: A trial balloon? (0 replies)
Political and community leaders highlight strategies for African American community (0 replies)
Trumka: AFL-CIO to undergo wide-scale revamp (0 replies)
Right-wing Supreme Court justices attack US Voting Rights Act (0 replies)
US Supreme Court dismisses lawsuit challenging secret wiretaps (0 replies)
The Italian election: A political watershed (0 replies)
US moves towards open arming of Syrian opposition (0 replies)
Pope ends reign amid rising scandals (0 replies)
Fed chairman reassures markets on dollar-printing “quantitative easing” program (0 replies)
France-Qatar tensions rise over Mali war, Tunisia (0 replies)
Why I read the WSWS (0 replies)
Black history exhibit features Maryland protests of 1940s-50s (0 replies)
The war in Newark, 1967 (0 replies)
Why Does the US Chamber of Commerce Want to Train or Replace Your Elected School Board, If They Haven't Already? (0 replies)
Freedom Rider: Hollywood’s Propaganda (0 replies)
Farewell Jesse Jr., We Hardly Knew Ye: A Lesson on the Limits of our Black Political Class (0 replies)
Remember: Sequestration was Obama’s Idea (0 replies)
Why Isn't Closing 129 Chicago Public Schools National News? (0 replies)
Mali, France and the War on Terror in Africa (0 replies)
Goodbye Black Studies! (0 replies)
Mississippi Finally Ratifies the 13th Amendment – Here Are Some Other Things that Mississippi Decided to Ratify First. (0 replies)
Is full employment possible under capitalism? (0 replies)
The Congressional crisis calendar countdown (0 replies)
Labor mobilizes to save Voting Rights Act (0 replies)
Labor leaders demand Senate action on NLRB (0 replies)
AFL-CIO: Unions decline tied to attacks on democracy (0 replies)
Things coming together for a change in U.S. Cuba policy? (0 replies)
Review: "A Slave in the White House, Paul Jennings and the Madisons" (0 replies)
Today in black history: 15th amendment adopted (0 replies)
Workers rebel against right-wing unions (0 replies)
Moody’s credit downgrade heightens UK economic crisis (0 replies)
Strikes and demonstrations rock Spain (0 replies)
Obama combines sequester cuts with demagogy (0 replies)
Italian voters reject the European Union’s austerity measures (0 replies)
Bulgaria: Protests continue after government’s resignation (0 replies)
CEO of US tire firm denounces French Goodyear workers (0 replies)
IMF demands deeper austerity measures in Sri Lanka (0 replies)
Why I read the WSWS (0 replies)
Why I read the WSWS (0 replies)
BP civil trial opens (0 replies)
Lincoln, Obama and the sweep of history (0 replies)
Three coal plant shutdowns a victory for health and climate (0 replies)
Taking China's bullet train with slow clock (0 replies)
AFL-CIO to squeeze Senate Dems on NLRB (0 replies)
Remember Trayvon Martin, with video (0 replies)
Today in black history: Civil rights activist Jimmie Lee Jackson dies, becomes catalyst for Selma march (0 replies)
Labor rolls out plan to defuse fiscal time bomb (0 replies)
Demand for inquiry into France's role in assassination of African leader (0 replies)
Latinos helping transform California and nation (0 replies)
Why I read the WSWS (0 replies)
Why I read the WSWS (0 replies)
Listen to Black Agenda Radio on the Progressive Radio Network, with Glen Ford and Nellie Bailey – Week of 2/25/13 (0 replies)
Initial results indicate stalemate in Italian election (0 replies)
US troops to Niger: A new stage in the scramble for Africa (0 replies)
Pakistan transfers strategic Gwadar port to China (0 replies)
Cyprus poses danger for euro zone stability (0 replies)
American NGOs pull out of Russia (0 replies)
Japanese premier signals military buildup during US visit (0 replies)
New moves to tax corporate offshore havens (0 replies)
Over four billion people worldwide lack adequate sanitation (0 replies)
New York City homelessness continues to set new records (0 replies)
Ghosts of Memphis’ slave past: Fallout over renaming Confederate parks (0 replies)
Today in black history: Ali becomes heavyweight champion of the world (0 replies)
Tens of thousands take part in anti-austerity rallies (0 replies)
The people have spoken: Save our schools! (0 replies)
New consumer campaign: higher minimum wage for restaurant workers (0 replies)
Sanders and Schakowsky: Tax funds in corporate offshore havens (0 replies)
Cleveland Laborfest & Forum, and labor exhibition (0 replies)
New prime minister in Tunisia (0 replies)
Social counterrevolution in Greece (0 replies)
Afghan regime accuses US forces of torturing, murdering civilians (0 replies)
Sequester to spearhead historic assault on US social programs (0 replies)
Germany arms the Persian Gulf monarchies (0 replies)
German government report threatens cuts to welfare benefits (0 replies)
Camden Council plans to move out 761 families (0 replies)
Mexican government prepares a dirty war (0 replies)
US auto union chief addresses Australian union conference (0 replies)
Australia: Still no inquest into student deaths in Melbourne fire (0 replies)
Italy before the elections (0 replies)
Unrest breaks out again in South Africa’s mining sector (0 replies)
US Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. pleads guilty to misuse of campaign funds (0 replies)
US deploys troops, drones to Niger (0 replies)
US preparations for cyber war against China (0 replies)
US blocks UN resolution condemning Damascus terror bombings (0 replies)
Forecasting more recession and unemployment, the EU demands more austerity (0 replies)
Mass protests bring down Bulgarian government (0 replies)
Indian general strike ends with no demands met (0 replies)
India: Terrorist attack kills 16 in Hyderabad (0 replies)
Cyprus presidential election moves to second round (0 replies)
Today in black history: Harold Washington won the mayoral primary in Chicago (0 replies)
Mali situation far from resolved (0 replies)
Janitors, security officers vote to authorize strike (0 replies)
New York African American History Event 2/24: We're Not Going Back! (0 replies)
Letter carriers to protest postal service Sat. shutdown (0 replies)
Intl. union leader: “Conditions bad for workers” (0 replies)
Opportunity for a peaceful end to Syria crisis must not be lost (0 replies)
Obama administration denies Congress drone assassination memos (0 replies)
Massive car bomb hits Syrian capital, killing 53 and wounding 235 (0 replies)
German government decides on long-term military deployment in Mali (0 replies)
Spain’s Popular Party makes U-turn on eviction petition (0 replies)
Prime Minister Cameron’s India tour highlights UK’s weakening global position (0 replies)
Protests erupt over lack of emergency medical care in Chicago (0 replies)
Billionaires pour cash into campaign to dismantle public education in Los Angeles (0 replies)
Boeing professional workers split on contract (0 replies)
After three-year struggle, country club workers win big (0 replies)
State takeovers of cities and schools are un-American (0 replies)
Today in black history: Malcolm X assassinated (0 replies)
Militarizing Latin America: Obama has a choice (0 replies)
Demonstrators tell Wall Street: Pay your taxes (0 replies)
March for love, peace, and jobs on Valentine's Day (0 replies)
Jon Fromer: A political life in song (0 replies)
Climate rally last weekend the biggest ever (0 replies)
US uses hacking allegations to escalate threats against China (0 replies)
The return of German imperialism (0 replies)
Obama calls for more spending cuts to prevent “sequestration” (0 replies)
Tens of millions of Indian workers join general strike (0 replies)
Workers mount 24-hour national strike against social attacks in Greece (0 replies)
SYRIZA censures deputy for questioning Greek claims of disputed islands (0 replies)
Another West Virginia coal miner killed (0 replies)
Review panel paves way for emergency manager in Detroit (0 replies)
On Education, Barack Obama is the President of Privatization. Can We Stop Him? Will We? (0 replies)
Right to work for less amendment blocked in Virginia (0 replies)
Kurt Cobain fans celebrate rocker's birthday (0 replies)
Ecuadorian President Correa gains second term, scores big win (0 replies)
Anxiety drugs in the water are affecting fish (0 replies)
Today in black history: Actor Sidney Poitier born (0 replies)
Terrence McGovern, South Yarmouth, Massachusetts, USA (0 replies)
Diana (0 replies)
Michigan unions battle private sector right to work law (0 replies)
Love and revolution: Marx family biography has lessons (0 replies)
U.S. Gives Haiti the Gift of Prisons (0 replies)
There is No Effective Constituency for Africa in the United States (0 replies)
The Expansion of Black American Misery under Barack Obama’s Watch (0 replies)
Cyber Racism 101: The New Dorner Video Game (0 replies)
Dorner, Racism, and Police Repression (0 replies)
Ella Baker and the Limits of Charismatic Masculinity (0 replies)
From Paul Robeson to Dwayne Carter, Jr. “Lil’ Wayne” (0 replies)
Anti-African Racism in India (0 replies)
German industry, government planning for resource wars (0 replies)
Ten years since the global protests against war in Iraq (0 replies)
Iberia airline strikers clash with Spanish police (0 replies)
Teachers demonstrate in Berlin (0 replies)
UK gay marriage bill: An undemocratic fraud (0 replies)
The health care crisis in the US prison system (0 replies)
Why I read the WSWS: February 20 (0 replies)
Sam Westbrooks, Maryland, USA (0 replies)
Today in black history: Du Bois organized Pan African Congress (0 replies)
The Second Amendment and racism (0 replies)
Anti-gay Superman writer sparks outrage (0 replies)
How Medicaid expansion will help thousands in W.Va. (0 replies)
Filipinos lured into "slavery" in Louisiana (0 replies)
Join Days of Action for worker rights in Mexico (0 replies)
Pistorius offers another example of violence against women (0 replies)
New York school bus drivers and matrons end strike (0 replies)
Brennan refuses to rule out drone assassinations within the US (0 replies)
Draconian White House immigration reform leaked to press (0 replies)
Video: Chicago teachers, parents speak out on school closures (0 replies)
German Socialist Alternative group aids union sellout at Opel (0 replies)
Deteriorating conditions in Illinois prisons lead to hunger strike (0 replies)
Workers Struggles: The Americas (0 replies)
SEIU union leader convicted on federal charges (0 replies)
Listen to Black Agenda Radio on the Progressive Radio Network, with Glen Ford and Nellie Bailey – Week of Feb 18, 2013 (0 replies)
“The truth never hurt anyone, provided he was on the level” (0 replies)
“It helps to keep me sane in an insane world” (0 replies)
Today in black history: First protest against slavery (0 replies)
G20 issues empty declaration against currency wars (0 replies)
Lessons of the New York City school bus strike (0 replies)
Mass opposition to school closures in Chicago, Illinois (0 replies)
US/NATO occupation of Afghanistan unravelling (0 replies)
Spanish unions collude in mass unemployment and wage cuts (0 replies)
Science, society and the Chelyabinsk meteor (0 replies)
Syria’s civil war destabilising the Caucasus (0 replies)
Sri Lankan journalist shot by gunmen (0 replies)
INTERVIEW: Prof. Jamie Wilson, the Black Power Movement and lessons for today's activists (0 replies)
Union calls off New York school bus strike, telling workers to rely on Democrats (0 replies)
Inequality and American democracy (0 replies)
Greek strikes continue as unemployment, poverty hit record levels (0 replies)
Senate handles Obama’s treasury pick with kid gloves (0 replies)
Detroit Mayor Bing defends layoffs, pay cuts (0 replies)
France: Unemployed worker sets himself on fire outside job centre (0 replies)
Massive police mobilization ends in killing of Christopher Dorner (0 replies)
Disabled cruise liner arrives in Alabama after days at sea (0 replies)
Right to work for less dies in New Hampshire (0 replies)
Chicago protestors: Cut the Pentagon, not our health (0 replies)
Valentine’s Day protest demands halt to sexual harassment (0 replies)
Leaders arrested on eve of anti-Keystone XL pipeline rally (0 replies)
Today in black history: Civil rights pioneer Claudia Jones is born (0 replies)
Miners arrested again in St. Louis protest (0 replies)
Postal workers: Fix USPS the right way! (0 replies)
Gov’t. workers: Cuts would trigger new recession (0 replies)
Colombian Senator: U.S.-backed labor rights plan a flop (0 replies)
Syrian civil war creates worsening humanitarian crisis (0 replies)
Teenager shot dead in Bahrain protest against US-backed monarchy (0 replies)
Currency wars hang over G20 meeting (0 replies)
Euro zone economy posts worst contraction since 2009 (0 replies)
UK conservative think tank uses child poverty to further its agenda (0 replies)
ThyssenKrupp to cut 3,800 jobs in the steel sector (0 replies)
India: Cash transfer scheme aims to slash subsidies to India’s poor (0 replies)
“The WSWS functions for me as an antidote” (0 replies)
Today in black history: National Negro Congress formed (0 replies)
One Billion Rising fights domestic violence, rape culture (0 replies)
Va. election season underway (0 replies)
Presidential election to be held in Trinidad and Tobago (0 replies)
Obama, coalition politics, and the struggle for reforms (0 replies)
It’s simple: Talk, don’t shoot (0 replies)
Union leaders wish Obama had come out for right to organize (0 replies)
U.S. a factor in 6 million Congo deaths (0 replies)
Ed Koch, hizzoner, had a dishonorable career (0 replies)
Obama names two to labor board (0 replies)
As Obama touts end of Afghan war, US strike kills 10 civilians (0 replies)
Fifteen Years of the World Socialist Web Site: 1998-2013 (0 replies)
New charges in Spain’s Popular Party corruption scandal (0 replies)
French Goodyear workers protest against closure of Amiens Nord plant (0 replies)
Unions suppress opposition to closure of Belgian Ford plant (0 replies)
Roma in Germany forced into abject poverty (0 replies)
California governor’s budget foreshadows new assaults on health care (0 replies)
Obama’s State of the Corporate Union (0 replies)
Christopher Dorner: The Defector Who Went Out With A Bang (0 replies)
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Obama launches jobs drive with State of Union speech (0 replies)
Obama signals strong action on climate change (0 replies)
Obama and Europe’s meltdown (0 replies)
90% voter turnout in Cuban regional, national elections (0 replies)
Connecticut celebration highlights jobs and freedom (0 replies)
Cyprus feeling the effects of world economic crisis (0 replies)
Ted Nugent shoots down Obama’s gun control remarks (0 replies)
“Darwin Day” pushed in House (0 replies)
Obama Inherits & Normalizes the Arrogance, and Impunity of Tricky Dick Nixon, Ronald Reagan and Both B (0 replies)