The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Labor
The Grim New Unemployment Report Underscores Country’s Massive Jobs Deficit
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Labor
South Korea ‘Free Trade’ Deal: Another Funnel for Exploitation
Roger Bybee
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Cutting Kids’ Healthcare Will Make Deficits Bigger
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A Day in the Life of a Cuban Dissident
On the 50th anniversary of the Revolution, a blogger is kidnapped and beaten.
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Labor
White House Workers Given Right to Unionize. Why Not DOJ Employees as Well?
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Workers Comp ‘Reform’ in Illinois Aims to Curb Alleged Abuses
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Culture
K-Pop’s Soft Power
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Welcome Home Vets: Your Jobs Are Long Gone
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Labor
Good News for Street Protesters: Inflatable Rats Are OK!
Akito Yoshikane
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Steve Early
Culture
Scofflaws, Elected or Otherwise
America has entered a surreal post-accountability age.
Chris Lehmann
Labor
Why Does the Chicago Teachers Union Care About Interest Rate Swaps?
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Labor
Memorial Day Massacre of 1937 Offers Stark Reminder: Media Usually Side With Corporations, Police
Roger Bybee
Viewpoint
The Revenge Killing of Osama bin Laden
Noam Chomsky
How Impartial U.S. Rhetoric Undermines a Two-State Solution
David Szydloski
Labor
Supreme Court’s E-Verify Decision Devastating for Employers, Immigrant Workers
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Culture
Murdering the Messenger
Anna Politkovskaya's death raises an important question.
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