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City of Denver wins court battle to ignore the homeless, one arrest made
DENVER, COLORADO- The trial of the Tattered Cover Five concluded this week. For three days a municipal court considered whether a complaint made against protesters drumming in front of the downtown Tattered Cover Bookstore should or should not curb the … Continue reading
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Building Cross Border Solidarity would lead to more workers rights in both Mexico and the US
An interesting PDF report from those helping to build some Labor Solidarity between workers in Mexico and the US- Cross Border Solidarity. Some excerpts: INTRODUCTION In the period since the North American Free Trade Agreement has come into effect, the … Continue reading
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War costs many times what Pentagon reported, Surprise.
We’ve been told, you know, that the total spending on the Wars Of Conquest in the Bananastans was “only” a Trillion dollars. For those who don’t visualize numbers very well, that’s a million times a million. Using the largest standard … Continue reading
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LongmontCitizens– Joe Hill Festival with John McCutcheon and Elena Klaver
Joe Hill was a folk singer, on par with Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie, and an IWW organizer. He was framed for murder, a murder proven to be committed by another man. And executed by Judicial Lynching firing squad in … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Coulter, Art, CIA, firing, Firing Squad, GM, guns, innocence, IWW, Joe Hill, Justice, KLA, Lynch, Lynching, Lyrics, Malkin, Michelle Malkin, Murder, Murders, Pete Seeger, Rally, Remembrance, Resistance, Right Wing, Right Winger, Rove, Saccho, Salt Lake City, San Diego, Strike, The West, Utah, Vanzetti, War, Woody Guthrie, Workers, Working
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Buy Nothing Day 2009 now Wildcat Strike
Do you recognize the cat at right? It might be a child’s zoo animal rubber stamp if it didn’t look so angry. This is a stencil that dates to the Wobblies, when working men were angry. When labor organizers had … Continue reading
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Tagged actions, Adbusters, America, American, Americans, Animal, Buy Nothing Day, Calendar, Capitalism, General Strike, IWW, Native American, Native Americans, nothing, Pink, Pinkerton, Strike, Thanksgiving, UFCW Local 7, Union, Website, Working
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July 5 protest Starbucks unfair labor
The IWW Starbucks Workers Union has declared a Global Day of Action to protest Starbucks’ anti-union termination. According to their press release: Coordinated Actions Across the U.S., Europe, and Latin America Could Be Largest Ever Against Coffee Chain. Grand Rapids … Continue reading
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Workers of the World in Colorado City
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Tagged Colorado, Colorado Springs, IWW, Labor Unions, Old Colorado City, Workers
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Lucy Parsons and the call for class war
The death of Utah Phillips reminded me of a favorite story he would tell about the Haymarket widow Lucy Parsons. Shoot or Stab Them was advice that got the anarchist agitator arrested whenever she tried to speak in public. Lucy’s … Continue reading
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David Rovics on death of Utah Phillips
Utah Phillips died Friday. Friends have circulated a May 14th letter he’d sent. The Salt Lake Tribune reprinted a great interview from 2005. And fellow performer David Rovics forwarded this remembrance: I was watching my baby daughter sleep in her … Continue reading
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Draft the poor
The two biggest Democrat- led events in this past century were the New Deal and the War on Poverty, and a lot of liberals say that these were the true glory days of Saint Franklin and Saint Lyndon, heir apparent … Continue reading
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