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  Benjamin: Why aren’t Americans rising up like the people of Chile and Lebanon?

  With more and more Americans, especially young people, demanding an alternative to a system that doesn’t serve their needs, the tinder for a revolutionary movement is everywhere. We just have to keep kicking up sparks until one catches fire
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  Klare: The Situation Room, October 2039

  What the U.S. Military Will Be Doing in a Climate Crisis Future
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  Pearson: US and Corporations Key Factors Behind Most Violent Year Yet in Mexico

  This year has been the most violent year on record for Mexico, with almost 26,000 intentional homicides between January and September
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  Bennis: The Link Between US Militarism and the Climate Crisis

  The link between militarism and the climate crisis is undeniable. The U.S. military is particularly problematic in its energy and fossil fuel consumption
• Brown: International solidarity: fighting at home for the revolution abroad

  Campaigns against apartheid in both South Africa and Israel provide important lessons for the Rojava international solidarity movement against Turkey’s invasion
• Corbett: Most Damaging of All Trump-Era Policies

  "Let's call this what it is: an excuse to abandon clean air, clean water, and chemical safety rules."
• Hunt: It’s Not Too Late for Rojava

  The Kurds lost over 10,000 people in the war against the Islamic State and still manged to create one of the most promising democratic experiments in the Middle East. They deserve U.S. support
• Dolack: Resisting misleading narratives about Pacifica Radio

  The counter-narratives about the recent takeover, and restoration, of New York City’s Pacifica radio station, WBAI, have apparently begun
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  Oikonomakis: Evo Morales: from the Rainy Place to the Burnt Palace — and back again

  This is a coup, without a doubt. Now the first priority, irrespective of one’s views of Morales, is to not let Bolivia’s racist white neoliberal elites overturn the positive achievements of the country’s social movements
• Chan: Noel Ignatiev, Scholar Who Called For Abolishing Whiteness, Dies at 78

  Noel Ignatiev, a provocative scholar who argued that the idea of a white race is a false construct that society would be better off without, died Saturday in Tucson
• Boudin: Ending Cash Bail & Reforming Justice System

  Public defender Chesa Boudin has been declared the winner of a hotly contested district attorney’s race in San Francisco. Boudin ran on a platform to end cash bail and dismantle the war on drugs
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  Proyect: Noel Ignatiev: Remembering a Comrade and a Friend

  Noel Ignatiev devoted his entire political career to uniting the oppressed across the racial, religious and ethnic lines that divide us
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  Prashad: Bolivia Does Not Exist

  Such events as a coup are merely events of a longer-term structure, a long struggle between the forces of imperialism and of decolonisation
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  Bond: What lessons from the Workers Party for fighting global neoliberalism?

  Lula’s release leaves capitalists annoyed and nervous
• Jorden: Will Supreme Court Overturn DACA?

  Dreamers Say, This Is My Home
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  Cohn: DACA Arguments in Supreme Court Leave Outcome in Doubt

  After the arguments before the Supreme Court in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) case, it is difficult to predict the outcome
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  Ellner: Talking About Fake News Mr. Trump And The New York Times

  It’s incredible how one-sided, misleading and cherry picking the mainstream media has been on recent events in Bolivia
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  Baroud: A Lesson for the Palestinian Leadership

  Real Reasons behind Israel’s Arrest and Release of Labadi, Mi’ri
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  Emersberger: Oppose the Military Coup in Bolivia. Spare Us Your “Critiques”

  The coup against Morales should be an incredibly easy one for any “progressive” to unreservedly oppose – and by oppose I mean demand Morales finish off his term. People eager to highlight their “critiques” of Morales are part of the problem
• and Holly Otterbein: Bernie Sanders Wins Endorsement of Nurses’ Union

  Bernie Sanders is, and has been, leading on Medicare for All through his advocacy and Senate legislation”
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  Sawant: “Seattle Is Not For Sale”

  Voters Rebuke Amazon, Re-electing Socialist Kshama Sawant
• Nahem: The 2019 UN Vote Against the US Blockade of Cuba

  "The United States government does not have the least moral authority to criticize Cuba or anyone else in the area of ​​human rights. We reject the repeated manipulation of this issue for political purposes"
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  Cockburn: How Tehran-backed forces are taking over in Iraq

  Protests represent the biggest threat to the Iraqi political establishment since Isis was advancing on Baghdad
• Karamustafa: Humanitarian first and pro-worker second

  How the left lost the moral and economic high ground on immigration
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  Prashad: After Evo, the Lithium Question Looms Large in Bolivia

  Bolivia was unable to make deals with Western transnational firms; it decided to partner with Chinese firms. This made the Morales government vulnerable