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…readers and staff. The paper’s headlines and stories, they cried, have to label Trump and the workers who voted for him as racists and “white supremacists.” Not only will the…
…to front-page headlines proclaiming, “Rebels Near Havana, Invade Four Provinces.” … Most Americans took the story as good coin, expecting to soon hear that the “pro-Communist dictator” Fidel Castro had…
…issues in U.S. and world politics. Headlines included: “New Openings for Working Class as Imperialist ‘World Order’ Unravels,” “Woman’s Right to Abortion Is Debated in Northern Ireland” and “Protesters Demand…
…of her ancestors, the first Black nation to free itself from colonial subjugation. A few weeks later, as the controversy over cancellation of “SLAV” made international headlines, Lepage was forced…
…discuss political developments and point to important working-class struggles taking place in the U.S. and abroad, aspects of which are covered by many other newspapers and publications. Headlines in the…
…subsidies and social expenditures. This was captured by headlines in the Jan. 15 and Jan. 22 issues: “Economic Crisis Behind Protests in Iran Cities” and “Working-Class Discontent Continues to Spread…
…captured by headlines in the Jan. 15 and Jan. 22 issues: “Economic Crisis Behind Protests in Iran Cities” and “Working-Class Discontent Continues to Spread in Iran.” While improved coverage appeared…
…Output Plunges, With Slow Rebound Projected.” Demand is way down, supply chains remain disrupted, borders closed and trade emasculated. The aviation industry is particularly hard hit. The headlines say it…
…The videos were shocking enough to briefly break through the coronavirus media barrage and make national headlines. Two Chicago cops used a Taser, pepper-sprayed and then shot an unarmed man…
…example, at the end of July — the same time that the Militant article appeared — ran articles focused on the abysmal conditions within Florida’s prison system. The paper’s headlines…
