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John Swinton

John Swinton was a printer, journalist, and editor.

• An interview with Karl Marx

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Ryan Foley

Associated Press correspondent. “They call me ‘scoops’ for a reason.” Detective for the people.

• Coronavirus cuts ‘deep scars’ through meatpacking towns across the country

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Jacquelyn Martin

Staff photojournalist at the Associated Press.

• Hunger stalks the land: Parents skipping meals to feed their kids

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Amiad Horowitz

Amiad Horowitz lives in Hanoi, Vietnam. He studied at the Academy of Journalism and Communications at the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics with a specific focus on Vietnam...

• Communist Party USA campaigns to win relief for Vietnam’s Agent Orange victims
• In Vietnam, democracy means rule of the people

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George Stone

George Stone is a worker, politics student, and writer based in Brighton, UK. His writing interests include Latin American socialism, prison abolitionism, and decolonization.

• U.S. weaponizes COVID-19 crisis in bid to destabilize Venezuela

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Josue De Luna Navarro

Josue De Luna Navarro is the New Mexico Fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies. He is the founder of the national UndocuHealth program for United We Dream.

• Undocumented workers keep the economy going, but get no bailout help

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Glyn Robbins

Housing worker, campaigner, writer, Visiting Fellow London School of Economics and Political Science.

• L.A. in the sixties: Power to the people in the City of Angels

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Robin McDowell

Robin McDowell is a reporter for Associated Press covering Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, and the U.S.

• Prisoners in the U.S. are part of a hidden workforce linked to hundreds of popular food brands
• Prison labor helped build U.S. capitalists’ business empires

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Molly Parsons

Molly Parsons is Chicago transit worker.

• No thanks to your thanks, just give us safety at work

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