News
Editorials
August 2, 2002Steelworkers are fighting for their lives The Enron and WorldCom scandals expose the greed and even criminality of big business. But all the focus on crime in the corporate suites somewhat misses the bigger picture. It...
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Globalizing labor against Coca-Cola
August 1, 2002I first met Luis Adolfo Cardona in Bogota, Colombia. He was clearly traumatized. He told my Witness for Peace labor delegation that on December 5, 1996, he’d witnessed the murder of Isidro Segundo Gil inside a...
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Coal country celebrates miners rescue
August 1, 2002SIPESVILLE, Pa. – Men, women and children walk up the lane of the Arnold family dairy farm in a steady stream to pay homage to nine brave coal miners and the skill of the rescue team...
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Letters
July 19, 2002Marx and the U.S. Constitution “...a nationwide survey recently commissioned by Columbia Law School found that almost two-thirds of all Americans think Karl Marx’s… ‘From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs,’...
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Editorials
July 19, 2002Letter carriers as spies? Soldiers as cops? The Bush administration is moving ahead so fast in its attacks on the Bill of Rights in the name of the “war on terrorism” that it is keeping the...
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