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ZNet Article In many ways, this is the most blatant act of media information seizure in memory ZNet Article While short of keeping Cooper Union free, these gains could change how the school is governed in significant ways for the future Commentary The damage caused by the relentless corporate drive for profits has become more clear in recent years ZNet Article Our government is, in significant portion, made up of secret operations ZNet Article A troubling pattern emerges as private funds seek to profit from beleaguered cities ZNet Article Interview on the killing of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden ZNet Article One of the social control mechanisms deployed in a plutocracy to keep people quiet while their pockets are being picked is the lottery ZNet Article Senior Obama officials tell the US Senate: the 'war', in limitless form, will continue for 'at least' another decade - or two -
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ZNet Article Beauty is about class, money, power and privilege - and it always has been ZNet Article Interview with the leading member of Portugal's Left Bloc ZNet Article There’s the people’s history, the counterhistory that you didn’t get in school or from the news: the history of the battles we’ve won, of the rights we’ve gained - All Recent ZNet
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Blog Post Pissarro, an anarchist, let a group of artists in creating alternative institutions that set them free. Jolie's mastectomy points to the need for a similar solution. -
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Blog Post Essay about anger mostly. Blog Post While growing numbers university presidents rake in millions of dollars each year, the faculty at their educational institutions are increasingly underpaid full-time or part-time employees, lacking job security. Blog Post Una reflexion sobre las luchas indigenas contra la mineria y la agro-industria en Guatemala. -
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Blog Post After the Piper Alpha disaster in 1988, which killed 167 UK oil workers, there was a surge of union organisation on the North Sea. Neil Rothnie recalls this in an interview, published together with an archive of the rank-and-file workers' paper Bl... Blog Post There’s something inherently wrong and irreversibly damaging about a culture where potentially the same conglomerate corporation owns and manufactures the food you feed your dog, the tablets you take for a cold, your electronic toothbrush and the ... Blog Post The recent building collapse and ongoing sweatshop fires in Bangladesh killing hundreds of poor garment workers are no different from the mass suicides of “Monsanto farmers” in India, oil pipeline fires killing poor children in Nigeria or i-Phone ... - All Recent Blogs
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