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Jane McAlevey Knew We Could Win
Numerous tributes to Jane McAlevey’s remarkable record — four books published in the past decade alongside a life’s work of training organizers based on well-documented campaign victories — will surely be published in the coming months in the wake of her death yesterday at age fifty-nine following her battle with multiple myeloma.
Lompoc Scout Sponsors Blood Drives
Ethan Earle, a Life Scout with Troop 2103 in Lompoc, will be hosting two blood drives in Lompoc as part of the work toward his Eagle Project. “I am 12 years old, an honor student at VMS, and working on my Eagle Project, which was recently approved,” Earle said. “I will be hosting two separate blood drives in Lompoc at the Veterans Hall.” The dates for the blood drives, both at the Veterans Hall, 100 E. Locust Ave., Ste.
When the ‘nobodies’ dared to govern: Remembering the Paris Commune
On March 18, 1871, a radical insurgency drove France’s then-president Adolphe Theirs and his government out of Paris to Versailles. The anti-clerical, revolutionary government that controlled the City of Light until May 28 of that year is known as the Paris Commune.
150 years since the Paris Commune - RLS Brüssel
***Version française ci-dessous*** “It was the only time in the history of France that the ‘vile masses’ took centre stage and even took power for a few weeks.” With its 150th anniversary just around the corner, the indefatigable Michèle Audin explains why the Paris Commune was and remains important, for the construction of the French state as well as the imaginary of the international Left.
So amerikanisch wie Apfelkuchen (neues deutschland)
Die Attacke auf das US-Kapitol am Mittwoch markiert den Höhepunkt von vier Jahren der Politik Donald Trumps, von Spaltung, Lügen und Rassismus, von grölender Gefolgschaft für einen verrückten König. Sichtbar verängstigte Abgeordnete erklärten, die Situation zeige die USA als Bananenrepublik. Aber, man darf sich da keiner Täuschung hingeben, die Stürmung des Kapitols war so amerikanisch wie Apfelkuchen.
BERNIE SANDERS’ SOCIALIST AMERICA
By Ethan Earle. I was born in North Carolina, but my parents are from Vermont and I grew up taking long summer road trips up the east coast to visit our family in Burlington, the state’s largest city with just over 40,000 people. It was on one of these trips, sometime in the early 1990s, that I first learned about Bernie Sanders and his uniquely American brand of democratic socialism. Vermont is an odd little place.
What Kind of Trade Policy Should Progressives Support?
The extraordinary surge in popular support for expanding public health care, a “Green New Deal,” and other progressive policies demonstrates a powerful public appetite for meaningful social change. Decades of neoliberal austerity and “the market made me do it” politics, which boosted inequality in most countries, have also created pent-up demand to change the rules of globalization and international trade.
A Better NAFTA Deal Would Put People and Planet First
The extraordinary surge in popular support for expanding public health care, a “Green New Deal,” and other progressive policies demonstrates a powerful public appetite for meaningful social change. Decades of neoliberal austerity and “the market made me do it” politics, which boosted inequality in most countries, have also created pent-up demand to change the rules of globalization and international trade.
9 Reasons Why You Should Care About Trade
Elites make trade boring for a reason. Here’s how to fight back. By Ethan EarleTwitter Today 6:00 am fb tw mail Print msg wa sms A staff member moves flags at NAFTA talks in Canada in 2017. (Reuters / Chris Wattie) Ready to fight back? Sign up for Take Action Now and get three actions in your inbox every week. You will receive occasional promotional offers for programs that support The Nation’s journalism. You can read our Privacy Policy here. Thank you for signing up.
The Spill on the Río Sonora
In 1906, mineworkers in northern Mexico walked off the job at the Cananea Copper Company to protest their labor conditions. William Cornell Greene of Chappaqua, New York, the mine’s new owner and one of the richest men in the world, didn’t like it. He wasted no time sending down the Arizona Rangers, who brutally suppressed the strike, murdering twenty-three workers in the process.
Trump is trying to make NAFTA even worse. It’s time to throw sand in the gears
Many on the Left have been deeply critical of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) since before it was fast-tracked into law by former President Bill Clinton in 1994. Now, President Donald Trump’s current plan to renegotiate NAFTA is poised to make the massive trade deal even worse. In late May, a loose coalition of civil society groups gathered in Mexico City to discuss this upcoming renegotiation.
Trump Is Trying to Make NAFTA Even Worse. It's Time to Throw Sand in the Gears
Trump is trying to use the same anti-establishment, pro-American rhetoric from his campaign to craft a neoliberal NAFTA renegotiation that will include everything demanded in the recently scuttled Trans-Pacific Partnership -- and more. (Photo: Michael Vadon / Flickr) Many on the Left have been deeply critical of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) since before it was fast-tracked into law by former President Bill Clinton in 1994.
Trump Is Trying to Make NAFTA Even Worse. It’s Time to Throw Sand in the Gears.
Many on the Left have been deeply critical of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) since before it was fast-tracked into law by former President Bill Clinton in 1994. Now, President Donald Trump’s current plan to renegotiate NAFTA is poised to make the massive trade deal even worse. In late May, a loose coalition of civil society groups gathered in Mexico City to discuss this upcoming renegotiation.
BERNIE SANDERS’ SOCIALIST AMERICA
I was born in North Carolina, but my parents are from Vermont and I grew up taking long summer road trips up the east coast to visit our family in Burlington, the state’s largest city with just over 40,000 people. It was on one of these trips, sometime in the early 1990s, that I first learned about Bernie Sanders and his uniquely American brand of democratic socialism. Vermont is an odd little place.
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