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Father Thomas J. Haggerty: A forgotten ‘saint’ of the working class
May 7, 2021Despite its power, little is known about the person who helped write the Preamble of the IWW Constitution. Most are shocked to find that it was a Catholic priest.
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Move underway to rescue East Germany from anti-communist historians
May 3, 2021The original euphoria when the Berlin Wall came down gave way to protests and anger as predatory capitalists made life miserable for millions of East Germans.
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Red Scare foreign policy is back, 46 years after end of Vietnam War
April 30, 2021Some forces are trying to push a new Cold War, this time against China.
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May Day: Made in the U.S.A.
April 30, 2021As he faced the gallows in 1886, Albert Parsons told the world it was not just he and the Haymarket defendants on trial, but rather the idea of socialism itself.
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Paris Commune at 150: Still going strong and challenging digital capitalism
April 28, 2021Karl Marx called it the first worker’s republic established in the history of humanity.
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