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Ursula Wojcik, 97 – Mother who lived for her children and a better world
December 29, 2021Ursula Wojcik survived fascism, war, and starvation in Hitler's Germany. In the U.S., she dedicated her life to her children and to fighting for peace and international friendship.
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Unbroken legacy: Triangle Shirtwaist 1911 — Amazon 2021
December 15, 2021People's World cartoonist Greg Kearney on this week's Amazon tornado worker deaths.
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Decolonizing the holiday: A way forward on Thanksgiving?
December 14, 2021The “decolonize Thanksgiving” movement can raise the consciousness of those in mainstream society who are starting to view the “holiday” differently and recognize the need to correct history.
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Rittenhouse acquittal is latest chapter in long and sinister history of racism
December 13, 2021The acquittal, while it is seen throughout the world as a disgrace to both human rights and the rule of law, is unsurprising.
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Canadian Communist movement celebrated in new feature-length documentary
December 13, 2021A Century of Struggle: One Hundred Years of the Communist Party of Canada covers the panoramic history of the party—from its outlaw origins amid the ferment of the early labor movement to the urgent demands of the...
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