Archives: Popular Struggles
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The public lab that could have helped fight COVID-19 pandemic
Canada once had a publicly owned pharmaceutical company that could have made a difference in the current coronavirus crisis – except that we sold it.
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The monster is finally at the door
COVID-19 is finally the monster at the door.
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Strictly Technical
The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has normalized Hindu nationalist violence.
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WaPo Prints Study That Found Paper Backed an Undemocratic Bolivia Coup
When you have election monitors beholden to the US government, and a corporate media willing to cover for them, it is only duly elected officials in poor countries that need fear those kinds of consequences.
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Testimony of a surgeon working in Bergamo, Italy
I will try to convey to lay-people, those who are more distant from our reality, what we are experiencing in Bergamo during these Covid-19 pandemic days.
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Budget Watch 2020
Taking stock twenty-five years after Beijing.
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Indigenous Farmers Being Murdered In Honduras
In Memory of Alicja Rozanska and Walter Borgatti.
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Women’s Day – February 1913
What is Women’s Day? Is it really necessary?
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Feminist Studies # 1: Women of Struggle, Women in Struggle
In a time of resistance against an aggressive assault of conservative neoliberalism, we offer our first publication of Women of Struggle, Women in Struggle.
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The History of IWD’s Socialist Roots
Historical context for celebrating on March 8 – International Women’s Day.
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Its About Time
Remembering Reproduction in 1930s Women Writers.
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A largely female teaching force is standing up for public education
Ontario teachers have been on rotating strikes, BC teachers have been without a contract since last June and both Manitoba and Alberta are reviewing their education systems.