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Class Consciousness Matters

What's missing from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal

David Moberg

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No Negotiation

Sharon reveals his plans for the West Bank

Neve Gordon

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Hand Over the Keys

A generous gesture can make a difference

Nir Eisikovits

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No More of the Same

Adam Werbach

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Environmentalism is dead. Whats next?

Adam Werbach

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James Weinstein: 1926 – 2005

Miles Harvey

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Thanks, But Well Do It Ourselves

Against enlightened administration

Slavoj Žižek

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Battling Big Cola

Parents and health advocates fight to make sure Pepsi is not the choice of a new generation

Mark Winne

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Injuries to All

A human rights report details the gruesome cost of the Bush administration's hostility to workplace safety

Jamie Daniel

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Tainted to the Core

Why conflicts of interest are hazardous to your health

Jennifer Washburn

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Crash Landing

United Airlines' ditching of this pensions may well precipitate a national crisis

Jack Rasmus

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Three-Dimensional Economics

CAFTA won't help U.S. workers, and blocking it may help the rest of the world

David Moberg

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Sanders Steps Up

The representative for the rest of us sets his sights on the Senate

Joel Bleifuss

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George in Georgia

The president's short, happy visit to the former Soviet state masked the long-term failures of U.S. policy.

Frida Berrigan

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Revenge of Global Finance

Slavoj Žižek

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Why History From Below Matters: An Interview with Howard Zinn

In this 2005 interview, Zinn explained his approach to writing history: “I am going to write about what I think is important: the social struggles of people, the class structure in the United States, the racial problem, the problem of sexual equality, the problem of war. Those are the things that are going to guide me.”

Aaron Sarver