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  • The legacy of Patricia Jonnie Lumpkin Ellis

    The legacy of Patricia Jonnie Lumpkin Ellis

    September 23, 2005 By Special to People’s World

    Until her illness, Pat Ellis remained a community activist. She was a community representative on the Labor-Community Coalition to Save Our Schools. She served as organizational secretary of the Illinois Communist Party for many years.

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  • Winter Soldier reveals grisly U.S. deeds in Vietnam

    Winter Soldier reveals grisly U.S. deeds in Vietnam

    September 23, 2005

    The Congressional Record from April 6-7, 1971, contains testimony taken in Detroit from Vietnam veterans. That testimony is the subject of “Winter Soldier,” a documentary that will get a one-week showing at the Gene Siskel Film...

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  • In the wake of Katrina   Political songs zoom over the Net

    In the wake of Katrina Political songs zoom over the Net

    September 23, 2005

    When hip-hop artist Kanye West said, “George Bush doesn’t care about Black people,” he caught the imagination of rebellious artists everywhere. People find it refreshing to hear such a bold, truthful and militant straight-from-the-heart speech in...

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  • If the rich and right wing were treated equally

    If the rich and right wing were treated equally

    September 23, 2005

    In 1940 playwright and humorist George S. Kaufman, who made his living mocking everyone, wrote a satirical story titled “The Great Caviar Riots” for The Nation magazine. In the story he mocks both the culture of...

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  • Latinos for Peace sends a message

    Latinos for Peace sends a message

    September 23, 2005

    The large peace demonstrations in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Los Angeles and other cities and towns across our nation this weekend can be milestones in the history of democracy in our nation. They can be events...

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