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Maria Fernanda Marcelino
Maria Fernanda Marcelino is a historian, World March of Women activist, and member of the feminist organization SOF—Sempreviva Organização Feminista.
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Juan A. Lozano
Covers Houston, the nation’s fourth-largest city, for The Associated Press.
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Sandra Plantier
Sandra Plantier, is an associate professor of secondary school geography at the National Institute of Teaching and Higher Education (INSPE) in France, where she leads training courses in sustainable development.
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Arturo Pineda
Arturo Pineda is a freelance writer based out of New Haven, CT. They have written for the Pittsburgh-Post Gazette and New Haven Arts Paper.
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TN Long
TN Long is a software developer and is active with the Communist Party in Northern Virginia.
- 27,000 Virginia education workers win union recognition
- Samaria Rice demands justice on anniversary of son Tamir’s killing
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Chris Hartmann
Chris Hartmann is an Assistant Professor of Public Health at SUNY Old Westbury. Professor Hartmann’s research examines urban environmental and public health issues in the U.S. and Latin America. In...
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Arthur Zipser
Arthur Zipser (1909-1999) wrote the classic biography of William Z. Foster "Working Class Giant" (International Publishers NY). He wrote "Fire and Grace: The Life of Rose Pastor Stokes" with his...
- ‘They shall not die’: Remembering the struggle to save the Scottsboro Nine
- William Z. Foster—Pioneer fighter for Black equality in organized labor
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W. Alphaeus Hunton
W. Alphaeus Hunton, considered “one of the most neglected African American intellectuals” in U.S. history, partly due to his membership in the Communist Party USA, worked closely with Paul Robeson...
- Harlem’s 1946 fight against South African starvation foreshadowed anti-apartheid struggle
- Communist Alphaeus Hunton drew together anti-fascist, anti-racist, anti-colonial struggles
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