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North Texas Anti-Racist Action Feeds Day Laborers

August 2nd, 2005: Members of the North Texas Anti-Racist Action Chapter had a sleepover. But, this was not an endeavor of pillow fights and makeovers. The NTARA spent the night assembling sack lunches that would soon be distributed to Day Laborers.
 

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Announcement :: Labor & Economics

Announcement "Anticompetitivist Ideology"

Is born the first great ideology of the millenium!
Is born the anticompetitivist ideology of the "full effective and obligatory occupation (of all the families) for law", of the successive and innovative historical phase regarding the Socialism, of the anticycling of the economy, ("the second phase" of the democracy, that one "material") and of the peace.
 

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Commentary :: Labor & Economics

''Anarcho-Syndicalism'' is a Fraud !

''Anarcho-Syndicalism'' is a revisionist, social-protestant deviation from Anarchist thought.
 

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News :: Globalization & Capitalism : Government & Elections : Labor & Economics : Peace & War : Police State

Reagan Directive Foreshadowed Haiti Crisis

The execution of National Security Directive No. 77 was crafted to satisfy business elites in Haiti and the US that eventually would organize to undermine the policies of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, especially his decision to raise the minimum wage. Political Science Professor Ronald W. Cox explains how and why the US government has struggled against the rise of democracy in Haiti since the early 80s.
As part of this effort, AID cut off aid to Aristide shortly after he took office. In addition, for the first time in its history, the State Department became concerned with human rights violations in Haiti after the election of Aristide. The Department reportedly established a notebook of human rights violations committed by the Aristide government, something it had not done during the Duvalier regimes. In fact, State Department officials had supported the Duvaliers consistently by arguing that the human rights abuses (which were notorious) of those regimes were unsubstantiated and that those regimes deserved support for their anti­communism.
 

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LOCAL Announcement :: Education & Youth : Environment & Food : Globalization & Capitalism : Labor & Economics : Poverty & Urban Development

Internship Opportunities

please read on about the following internship opportunities working with local youth.
 

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