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14 Mar, 2014

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We're ready to teach "Common Sense Economics"

The economy is not like the weather. It doesn't just happen to us. The economy we have today is a result of choices made by those who exercise power.

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07 Mar, 2014

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Remembering Sen. Martin Nesbitt

Sen. Nesbitt's untimely passing is a tragedy for working people who need courageous and spirited defenders of justice in our state legislature these days more than ever

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07 Mar, 2014

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Scott Hoyman, labor leader, dies at age 93

Scott Hoyman's career was dedicated to organizing textile workers in the South, including the J.P. Stevens boycott.

Scott Hoyman, labor leader, dies at age 93

07 Mar, 2014

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Celebrate women in the workforce

Take Rosie the Riveter out on the town, and help celebrate women in the workforce during Women's History Month.

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07 Mar, 2014

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Angaza Laughinghouse: The Public's Power in the South

"Laws in and of themselves don't grant power," says Angaza Laughinghouse. "We can have collective bargaining rights, but if workers aren't taking workplace action, nothing is going to happen."

Angaza Laughinghouse: The Public's Power in the South

03 Mar, 2014

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Zaina Alsous: Forging a New Path in the South

"Myths about the impossibility of organizing in the South or organizing poor workers are increasingly being put to rest," says Zaina Alsous.

Zaina Alsous: Forging a New Path in the South