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We live in a world of poverty, war and environmental devastation. A world where living standards for working people plummet while an elite few enjoy lives of unbelievable wealth and power.

Previously published by the International Socialist Organization. Material on this Web site is licensed by SocialistWorker.org, under a Creative Commons (by-nc-nd 3.0) license, except for articles ...

Previously published by the International Socialist Organization. Material on this Web site is licensed by SocialistWorker.org, under a Creative Commons (by-nc-nd 3.0) license, except for articles ...

Previously published by the International Socialist Organization. Material on this Web site is licensed by SocialistWorker.org, under a Creative Commons (by-nc-nd 3.0) license, except for articles ...

Millions of people have come to the understanding that capitalism is no longer working. And millions of people around the world--from mine workers in South Africa to students in Quebec to teachers ...

Police claim that 15-year-old José Luis Buenrostro-Gonzalez pointed a weapon at them. But eyewitnesses and his family tell a different story. Tens of thousands of people descended on the tiny ...

Socialist Worker columnist Paul D'Amato has written a series of articles elaborating on the ISO's "Where We Stand" statement. We live in a world in which capitalism has spread to every corner of ...

Abortion is harder to obtain for many women today than several decades ago, and support for the right to choose has declined.

In tomato fields in Immokalee, Fla., in a shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss., in the sweatshops of LA, immigrant workers are enduring modern-day slavery. What can turn labor in a new direction?