Tag Archive | "workers"
How Can We Organize Across National Borders?
Two principles are key to organizing across national borders: self-determination and solidarity.
Continue reading...Their Globalization or Ours?
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Governments and corporations are shaping globalization the same way they shaped automation, to boost profits at workers’ expense.
Continue reading...Alienation and Dissociation: The Two Sides of Powerlessness
Saturday, July 21, 2007
Alienation and dissociation reinforce each other to create a deep sense of powerlessness.
Continue reading...Bullying 101
Saturday, May 19, 2007
School-age bullying is a "copycat" response to the bullying that saturates our world.
Continue reading...Abortion: Whose Decision?
Saturday, April 28, 2007
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The Supreme Court has banned a form of late-term abortion on the basis that it wants to protect women from making harmful decisions. Where did it get the idea that abortion is harmful, or that women can't be trusted to make their own decisions?
Continue reading...Class-Divided Unions
Friday, March 23, 2007
Today's unions are cross-class organizations. They are working-class organizations of self-defense and part of the management system of capitalism.
Continue reading...Are You a Communist?
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
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Our rulers love the concept of "community," as long as it doesn’t mean abolishing class divisions.
Continue reading...We Must Pull Together or Be Pulled Apart
Saturday, October 14, 2006
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By focusing on individuals, the medical system dissipates the class rage that propels social change.
Continue reading...The Myth of Scarcity
Friday, January 1, 1999
The myth of scarcity is used to limit majority access to medical and social services. In reality, society has more than enough resources to meet human needs.
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- Minnesota Nurses Authorize Strike for Patients' Rights
- Why California Health Workers are Voting for NUHW
- B.C. outlaws older workers' right to claim for workplace injuries
- Hyatt housekeepers file mass injury complaint
- $19 billion stolen annually from US workers' wages
- U.S. Nurses Rising!
- Kaiser Health Workers Take Back Their Union - Vote NUHW
- Workers Rights are HOT! Boycott "Bad Hotels"
- Kaiser Nurses Win Safer Staffing Levels
- Support NUHW!
- Mental Illness or Social Sickness? (21)
- Mothers Betrayed (16)
- How Capitalism Turns Intimate Relationships into a Battleground (11)
- The Virginia Tech Massacre: Cho Seung-Hui Delivers his Message (11)
- Inequality: The Root Source of Sickness (8)
- America in Crisis: The Liberal Challenge and the Prospects for Socialism (7)
- The Infinite Potential of the Human Mind (7)
- Solidarity Divided: A Return to Class Politics? (7)
- War in the House of Labor (6)
- The Shocking Disaster of Capitalism (5)
- Whose World? OUR World!
- “Civil Wars” ignores the political lessons
- “I got sick and tired of being treated like crap”
- One Million Kids on Anti-Psychotics
- Professional Poison: How Professionals Sabotage Social Movements, and Why Workers Should Lead Our Fight
- The ABCs of Socialism
- America in Crisis: The Liberal Challenge and the Prospects for Socialism
- Mental Illness or Social Sickness?
- Animal Rights or Human Responsibilities?
- Striking Flint: Genora (Johnson) Dollinger Remembers the 1936-37 General Motors Sit-Down Strike
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- $19 billion stolen annually from US workers’ wages
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- Why California Health Workers are Voting for NUHW
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