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Class Struggle: How is Change Won?

Grace Fors is a member of Socialist Alternative in the US. Is it possible to win a better future? The answer to that question is an unequivocal yes, but only if we fight for it. Today’s generation is growing up surrounded by crises. As they come of age, dead-end jobs, crushing debt, and climate destruction […]

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Union carpenter Nina Wurz at the Sept. 18, 2021 “Rent Control Now” rall

Washington Carpenters’ Strike

Nina Wurz is a union Carpenter in Seattle. “We Need a Good Contract AND Rent Control” Below is the text of a speech delivered by union carpenter Nina Wurz at the Sept. 18, 2021 “Rent Control Now” rally! I’m a 33 year old queer journeyman carpenter out of Local 30, but my number one title […]

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Crisis the Election Ignored – Bubbly!

Are you ready to shed a tear? “Champagne problems: Toronto restaurants facing shortage of big-name bubbly” was a headline in a Toronto Star article of September 10. A local restaurateur suggested this reason for the shortage: “people (are) being more celebratory now that things have kind of come back.” A broad range is covered by […]

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Decriminalization of Abortion in Mexico

Important Victory in an Ongoing Battle On Tuesday September 7, in the midst of a series of demonstrations by the Mexican ultra-right – a staunch enemy of women’s rights – the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation took a historic step with the ruling that declared the criminalization of abortion unconstitutional under the state […]

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Canada’s Close Election

Canada’s election was supposed to be a cakewalk for Justin Trudeau. It’s turned into a dogfight. On August 15, Canada’s ruling Liberal Party called a federal election for September 20 – over two years ahead of schedule – in an attempt to go from a minority government to a majority. This is in spite of […]

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