Aug 16, 2003

Looting the treasury / Say no to police spying

Opinion

As the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride travels through 81 cities across the country, the impact is sure to reverberate far and wide.

LOS ANGELES – Civil rights leaders and public officials announced their opposition to Proposition 54 at an Aug. 12 press conference on the steps of City Hall here.

DETROIT – As the U.S. economy lurches toward the end of its third year of recession, workers everywhere are struggling to keep ends together, autoworkers no less than anyone else.

I have decided long ago that my songs and ballads would not get the hugs and kisses of the capitalistic “experts.”

– Woody Guthrie

The work and life of Nelson Brown, Sr., who died on July 25, was celebrated at a memorial service recently at Philadelphia’s Canaan Baptist Church with family, friends, community leaders, and comrades from the Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware district of the Communist Party USA. He was 77.

ANNISTON, Ala.:‘Stop burning of chemical weapons’ / BRADENTON, Fla.:Harris confiscates seniors’ drug leaflets / ASHEVILLE, N.C.: Union victory over Verizon / WASHINGTON, D.C.:Stockade nation / ROCKFORD, Mich.: Wolverine threatens to boot jobs abroad

LAWRENCE, Mass. – El superintendente escolar Wilfredo Laboy, quien vino en a Lawrence, a una ciudad de mayoría latina, en el 2001 está bajo ataque por despedir a 24 maestros bilingüe por no pasar un examen de inglés mientras que él mismo superintendente no pasó el examen que todo administrador escolar tiene que pasar por ley.

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut – Los Viajes de Libertad para los Trabajadores Inmigrantes tendrá mucho impacto cruzando por 81 ciudades del país.