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  • WORKERS’ CORRESPONDENCE

    WORKERS’ CORRESPONDENCE

    June 30, 2006

    UAW Convention reportA worker correspondent who attended the recent UAW convention as a delegate sent in this report: Delegates at the UAW Constitutional Convention held in Las Vegas spent their time discussing issues important to their...

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  • New York teacher exposes results of Republican takeover of public education

    New York teacher exposes results of Republican takeover of public education

    June 30, 2006

    “This is the first time toilet paper inspired me to write an article,” says our correspondent, a United Federation of Teachers delegate. “I was working at the committee on special education writing a psychological report. I...

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  • Hearing spotlights plight of African immigrants

    Hearing spotlights plight of African immigrants

    June 30, 2006 By Joseph Hancock

    LOS ANGELES — A standing room only crowd came out June 25 to discuss how the immigration issue affects the African American community.

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  • Fight to defend undocumented youth

    Fight to defend undocumented youth

    June 30, 2006

    BOSTON — Mario Rodas graduated from Chelsea High School last year with honors and hoped to go to college to study computer science. But that was not to happen for the 19-year-old Guatemalan youth. Immigration and...

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  • Congress rejects minimum wage hike

    Congress rejects minimum wage hike

    June 30, 2006

    WASHINGTON — The House and Senate refusal to approve a small increase in the minimum wage proves that the Republican majority is “morally bankrupt” and should be removed from office next Nov. 7. So said AFL-CIO...

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