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…determined and boisterous workers picketed. Attendants flew in from around the world, including London, China and Guam. Other unionists marched in solidarity, including union pilots, air traffic controllers and flight…
…the right of the Militant and other publications to reach their subscribers behind bars with articles and opinion pieces on breaking world news. The Militant was informed May 17 that…
…other hand, the vanguard of the proletariat is better prepared and stronger today than it was in the analogous period of the First World War. … The First World War…
…to believe “his unique horribleness justifies every conceivable aggressive step to keep him from becoming president. This sort of thinking reflects a tragic eight-year pattern of breaking rules and standards.”…
…essential for families to be able to live, rather than be torn apart by the bosses’ relentless drive for profits. This includes fighting for government-paid health care, including reproductive and…
…power, and it seeks to expand its economic, military and political control throughout the world, just like its competitors do. No new world capitalist order is possible that would make…
…both their allies and enemies. No stable world capitalist order is possible that would make the world any more peaceful. The fight over which class rules is the central question…
…news media in the U.S. and worldwide, including the Boston Herald, U.S. News & World Report, Spectrum News NY1, and Proceso Mexico. The charge that the Militant is spreading “hatred…
June 7, 1999 PASCAGOULA, Miss. — “Good news to Newport News, Ingalls workers want money too!” declares a picket sign at the main gate of Ingalls Shipbuilding in this Gulf…
…the 1917 Russian Revolution, an important part of which was the fight against Jew-hatred and pogroms. “The persecution of Jews goes back 2,000 years,” Fruit said. “But in today’s world,…
