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The Unions, the Millionaires Tax, and the Road to Success

Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer March 21, 2012 Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer

Students, teachers, and social service workers in the Occupy Education movement are not wavering in their commitment to the Millionaires Tax, which would raise taxes only on millionaires.

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Combating Slavery in Coffee and Chocolate Production

Jeff Nall January 5, 2012 Jeff Nall

Mainstream media outlets and consumers have been understandably quick to take note of the benefits chocolate and coffee offer. Yet most American consumers are ignorant to the mounting evidence indicating that the laborers whom they have to thank for cultivating these products are being grossly exploited.

The Dark Side of Black Friday: Low-Wage Workers Fight for Rights at Target and Walmart

John Lasker November 22, 2011 John Lasker

After a decade of gradually taking the Thanksgiving holiday away from the lowest-paid employees, a backlash is finally rising against the American retail industry.

Class Warfare Indeed

Michael Parenti October 3, 2011 Michael Parenti

Over the last two decades or more, Republicans have been denouncing as “class warfare” any attempt at criticizing and restraining their mean one-sided system of capitalist financial expropriation.

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Born Out of 9/11: A Workers’ Movement for Dignity & Justice in the Restaurant Industry

Andalusia Knoll September 12, 2011 Andalusia Knoll

In the aftermath of the September 11thattacks people starting mobilizing to oppose the arbitrary detentions of South Asian, Arab and Muslim people, the rollback of civil rights and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. But 9/11 also spawned a lesser known workers justice movement known as the Restaurant Opportunities Center (ROC) United.

What Wisconsin Means

Mike Elk August 22, 2011 Mike Elk

Wisconsin was a new spark of that subterranean fire of justice that burns deep in all of us.

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