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Year
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Month
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Title
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1998
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Feb
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A Sacrifice Remembered: Heroic civil rights worker recalled as ‘presente’
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1998
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March
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Many causes of GE’s decline: Company strategy costs jobs in Louisville
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1998
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PART TWO: The GE story
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1998
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June
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A troubled time in labor, a hopeful one in Mississippi
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1998
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Sept
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A chance to make a difference
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1998
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Oct
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The view from inside
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1998/1999
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Dec/ Jan
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3 on court fail community by okaying bond
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1999
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March
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Tyson workers’ fight against givebacks deserves help
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1999
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April
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Striking Indiana Tyson workers get stronger each day
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1999
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June
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School’s out, but victorious Tyson workers are back in
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1999
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July- Aug
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The human faces of struggle
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1999
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Sept
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A slap from city hall
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1999
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Oct
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Column heads to Middle East in search of justice
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2000
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Feb
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Tour of ‘the land of my cousins’ has a whirlwind start
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2000
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March
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Quest for real peace brings activists to the homeplace
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2000
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April
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Jingoism, tension, hubris impede search for just peace
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2000
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May
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Mideast view shaped by many from wide backgrounds
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2000
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June- July
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Weary traveler gets little rest as the struggles beckon
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2000
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Oct
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Cases indicate racial profiling not limited to highways
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2000
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Nov
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Contrasting outcomes
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2000/2001
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Dec- Jan
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Labor gets a glimpse at a struggling but resilient Cuba
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2001
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March
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The distribution problem
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2001
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April
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Of the public trust, the public truss, the public trough
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2001
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June
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Company uses legal tactics to wear nurse union down
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2001
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July- Aug
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A victory to shout about
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2001
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Oct
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Terrorism’s cause and effects…
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2001/2002
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Dec- Jan
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Two domestic scenes give few hints of a nation at war
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2002
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Feb
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Labor movement has become as global as corporations
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2002
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March
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Local heroes, too, must be recalled in civil rights history
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2002
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April
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Amid labor progress, chilling setbacks can still happen
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2002
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May
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From Pakistan to Paintsville, workers movement lives
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2002
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June
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Struggles ongoing for cities- and a world- for people
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2002
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July- Aug
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Struggling Mexican indigenous finally get day in court
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2002
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Sept
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Reactionaries pouring against workers, civil liberties
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2002
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Oct
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Some in labor unifying with peace efforts as war nears
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2002
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Nov
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Nurses union posts a significant win against company
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2003
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Feb
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Labor activists make a decisive move against Iraq war
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2003
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April
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A face on a human tragedy
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2003
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May
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Peace as crucial to workers as wages and hours issue
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2003
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June
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Lessons for activists are found over time, space
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2003
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July
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Denouncing slavery easy; fighting its newer form hard
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2003
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Sept
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Activists don’t drop out of the struggles, many proved
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2003
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Oct
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Two view on a Dixie debacle- why tax reform failed
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2003
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Nov
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Transit’s drivers and makers fighting anti-labor trends
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2003/2004
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Dec- Jan
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Labor leader back on road to safer driving conditions
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2004
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Feb
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Amid death and demolitions, two unions settle dispute
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2004
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April
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Jobless are victims of weapons
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2004
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May
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Two who worked for justice die, but their causes go on
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2004
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June
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Will workers survive possible grocery chain collapse?
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2004
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July- Aug
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A state makes unimagined progress from its brutal past
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2004
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Sept
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Unity not complete as Mississippi county recalls in 1964
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2004
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Oct
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Latrogenic wound: teachers asked to bear several costs
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2004/2005
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Dec- Jan
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Use caution W, a bucking bronco is under your saddle
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2005
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Feb
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As a rights leader dies, his struggles and others continue
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2005
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March
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An oligopolistic infection is once more spread around
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2005
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April
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Great farm workers win speaks to long struggle ahead
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2005
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May
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Bankruptcy latest to be tilted to wealthy
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2005
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June
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Media, society’s watchdog, under examination as well
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2005
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July- Aug
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Two big wins come against backdrop of labor troubles
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2005
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Sept
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Unions face challenges; 5 anti- terrorists get fairer trial
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2005
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Oct
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Even a hurricane can inspire the greedy to exploitation
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2005
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Nov
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A troubled economy is a labor woe
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2005/2006
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Dec- Jan
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Janitors get a measure of justice; cuts loom elsewhere
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2006
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Feb
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A city, state feel labor’s response to curb on workers
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2006
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March
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Nurse unionist wins struggle with hospital corporation
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2006
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April
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At times tense, working with Anne Braden joy overall
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2006
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May
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Unjust bill spurs previously unseen workers to rise up
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2006
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June
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As GOP falters, are Democrats recalling party’s core?
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2006
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July- Aug
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War and the working class tied by Mideast escalation
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2006
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Sept
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Quality is job 1 - minus the job - for giant auto maker
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2006
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Oct
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Nine of varying beliefs unite back to Nicaragua’s poor
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2006
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Nov
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After 24 years on job, health care security still elusive
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2006/2007
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Dec- Jan
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Resister made better use of time, skills by not fighting
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2007
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Feb
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Thousands gather to consider ways to win back media
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2007
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March
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In Louisville, nation, ‘Lee’ and others see leaner times
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2007
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April
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Chavez’ left turn improving life for poor Venezuelans
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2007
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May
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Venezuelan women taking reins in Chavez revolution
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2007
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June
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When a union blesses a formerly feared auto takeover
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2007
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July- Aug
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Atlanta hope, Louisville disappointment mark June
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2007
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Sept
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The great emancipator’s great vision relevant in 2007
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2007
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October
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Race the key factor in prosecuting in a Louisiana burg
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2007
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Nov
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Groups unite to extinguish blazes of racism, unjust pay
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2008
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Feb
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Some corporations fix prices, not the lives of workers
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2008
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March
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Part one: social organization and the worldwide crisis
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2008
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April
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Part 2 on Latin America: growth and resisting US
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2008
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May
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Split turns ugly, but Latin scene brightens
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2008
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June
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Louisville, world fronts pose many challenges to labor
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2008
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July- Aug
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Some capitalists opposing others- yes, times are hard
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2008
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Sept
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As a poet passes, resistance continues by boatload
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2008
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Nov
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Life devoted to cleansing US of racism, foul language
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2008/2009
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Dec- Jan
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The woes awaiting Obama, the shoulders he stands on
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2009
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Feb
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Woman recalls her role in the rerouting the flow of history
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2009
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March
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Vietnam trip turned thoughts of war to wish for peace
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2009
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April
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‘New beginnings’ arrive for labor and fairer tax policy
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2009
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May
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A more united labor waged uphill fight for free choice
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2009
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June
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Layoffs in Louisville; the keys to equality in Mississippi
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2009
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July- Aug
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Buy America or bye, America? 3 labor activists’ views
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2009
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Sept
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‘Goon squad tactics’ harm health of health care debate
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2009
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Oct
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AFL-CIO transition is a time of real progress in labor
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2009
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Nov
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Does the commander-in-chief deserve prize for peace?
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2009/2010
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Dec- Jan
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As poverty swells, AFL-CIO backs plan to create jobs
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2010
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Feb
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In Gaza, collective punishment by Israel is retributive
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2010
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March
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UAW and the race card – a decades-old fault of labor
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2010
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April
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Power to the people? Mayor talks bold transformation
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2010
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May
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Truly golden 50-year reunion recalls songs and sit-ins
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2010
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July-Aug
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Despoilment of ecosystems and loss of jobs near gulf
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2010
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September
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Health care or wealth care – the story of one medicine
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2010
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October
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Twin horrors: US unemployment, Mideast occupation
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2010
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November
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State’s heart in the struggle for 50 years, but funding?
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2010/2011
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Dec-Jan
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At new year, spoken and sung tributes to the fightback
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2011
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Feb
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Four factors divide meeting a need from feeding greed, by Francis Sandy Eaton (guest author)
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2011
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March
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Egyptian freedom movement and the US justice cause
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2011
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April
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We the people, came to Indy to “represent outselves”
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2011
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May
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The Attempt to Crush Public Worker Unions
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2011
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June
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Down the Stretch They Come – May Day on the Outside
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2011
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July/Aug
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US left should support Palestinian acknowledgment
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2011
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September
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“Green Jobs for Haiti Campaign” (guest author)
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2011
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November
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All good things must come to an end
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2012
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June
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The Louisville Orchestra wins a tough battle
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2013
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May
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Whither Labor?
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2013
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July/Aug
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Half of a speech given at University of Havana, Cuba
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2013
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October
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Race and class in labor – part 2
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2014
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March
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The ethical contradictions in a greater moral good
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2014
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May
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When businesses could have protected lives, but chose not to
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2014
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July-August
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European anti-immigrant racism—and the fightback against it
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2014
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October
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A handcuffed protester at 90 – my lovely friend Hedy Epstein
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2014
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November
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If Blood Be the Cost: Grupper and ENAR Fight the Rising Scourges of Racism and Neoliberalism by Isaac Marion Thacker IV
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2014/2015
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Dec/Jan
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Open Hillel – a ray of hope amid world and personal conflict
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2015
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March
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Some Say it distorts and is biased, but “Selma” must be seen
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2015
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June
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Labor is rising up again; how far isn’t yet known
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2015
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July/August
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Commemorating a freedom struggle while boosting a new one
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2015
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October
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Blacks and Bernie Sanders slowly getting acquainted as primaries near
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2016
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April
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Race, class, and oppression
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2016
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June
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Of youth, history and defiance
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2016
|
July/August
|
Don’t blame Islam for terrorism
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