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Slavery: Not as dead as you think
April 26, 2002Few Americans learned in school that slaves were about half the workforce that built the White House and the U.S. Capitol.
Read moreSan Francisco: Thousands march against war, racism and poverty
April 26, 2002SAN FRANCISCO – In the largest peace demonstration the Bay Area has seen in many years, more than 35,000 people from all nationalities and political persuasions rallied and marched April 20 for an end to the...
Read moreStudents protest turnover of 42 schools
April 26, 2002PHILADELPHIA – The 30 students, who had camped out overnight to protest the privatization of 42 schools here, blocked doorways at the School Administration Building April 17. Over 300 employees were turned away and the School...
Read moreAlaska oil drilling nixed in Senate
April 26, 2002In a stunning setback to the Bush administration, the Senate shot down a key element in President Bush’s energy plan on April 18. The 54-46 vote, which saw eight Republicans breaking ranks with the White House,...
Read moreEyewitness to occupation: Funds must be frozen to end conflict
April 26, 2002The following article is based on a phone interview by Associate Editor Terrie Albano with correspondent Judith Le Blanc, who is in the West Bank, Gaza and Israel as part of a 16-person delegation sponsored by...
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