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  • Following Amazon worker Jennifer Bates' powerful testimony at Senator Sanders' hearing March 17, more than 50 cities confirmed March 20 demonstrations supporting the Bessemer, Alabama union drive.

    Why Amazon is terrified of Its U.S. workers unionizing

    Originally published: Naked Capitalism on December 4, 2021 (more by Naked Capitalism)

    Amazon continues to abuse its warehouse workers, both in its day-to-day treatment of them and in its thuggish, law-breaking campaign to prevent unionization in the U.S.

  • The Great Resignation

    Record numbers of workers are quitting and striking

    Originally published: Socialist Project on October 22, 2021 (more by Socialist Project)  |

    The seriousness of the situation was confirmed by the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report showing that a record 2.9 percent of the workforce quit their jobs in August, which is equivalent to 4.3 million resignations.

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    Enbridge Line 3: The climate disaster unfolding before our eyes

    Sonali Kolhatkar

    For Kali Akuno, co-founder and co-director of Cooperation Jackson, the wreckage of Hurricane Ida is a surreal reminder of what he and others in the Gulf Coast region experienced 16 years ago.

  • While US president Joe Biden announced on April 14 that he was ending the US war in Afghanistan, the US, through private military contractors and intelligence services, will very much maintain a firm presence in the country. Photo: Joe Biden/Twitter

    Almost everything Biden said about ending the Afghanistan War was a lie

    Originally published: Peoples Dispatch on April 24, 2021 (more by Peoples Dispatch)  |

    While Americans hailed the announcement that the U.S. would withdraw troops from Afghanistan after nearly two decades of war, President Biden left out the most important details about the war and how it will in fact continue.

  • Wikimedia Commons The Pentagon U.S. Department of Defense building.jpg (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

    If we’re going to defund militarized police departments, why not add the Pentagon?

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    The U.S. military’s budget, like so many police department budgets, is bloated, and diverts our tax dollars into forces of domination and violence. Now is the time to question our spending priorities at the local and federal level.

  • The Failure of Capitalism after the Fall of the Berlin Wall: Interview with Victor Grossman

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    Play now: “Not everybody is happy about what happened after the Wall went down.  In fact, it’s often referred to in East Germany not as German reunification but as West German annexation or even colonization, because the economy in East Germany took a nosedive after the two joined, the East and the West joined — […]

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