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PT Columns:
About us:
The People's Tribune is devoted to the proposition that an economic system that can't or won't feed, clothe and house its people ought to be and will be changed. To that end, this paper is a tribune of the people. It is the voice of millions struggling for survival. It strives to educate politically those millions on the basis of their own experience. It is a tribune to bring them together, to create a vision of a better world, and a strategy to achieve it.
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Editorial
Rust Belt workers under attack Where do we go from here??
There is a lot of evidence nowadays that the corporations that once provided good-paying jobs with good benefits to at least some workers in this country are no longer going to do that. Recent events surrounding the auto industry in the Midwestern "Rust Belt" -- specifically the actions of Delphi, GM and Ford -- are ample proof of this.
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Cover Story
African Americans: Again at the center of the fight for a new world
There is no African American history apart from American history just as there is no American history apart from African American history. Understanding African American history requires understanding American history and vice versa. It has often been stated that those who fail to learn from history are condemned to re-live it. As we celebrate African American History month, it is worthwhile to learn from history if we are to avoid re-living some of America's most terrible moments.
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Also In this Issue:
'Somebody's Got to Do Something,' says New Orleans Activist
Highland Park, Michigan: A corporate wasteland Community stands up for its rights
Delphi fight is everybody's fight
The assault on auto workers: Who's next?
Spirit of solidarity high at Detroit auto show protest
Metro Detroit Labor Party issues statement to auto workers
Voices from America's Rust Belt: JUSTICE SPEAKING TOUR
Poverty is the crisis from the Gulf Coast to Georgia Poor People's Day at the Capitol 2006
THE PEOPLE'S TRIBUNE IS YOUR PAPER!
Revolutionary poet Jack Hirschman declared San Francisco Poet Laureate
The Future is Up to Us!
People's Tribune Radio January Programs
Coal miners' deaths: It doesn't have to be this way
Immigration debate: Distract and divide
California Chapter of NAN Plans Grand Opening in Fresno
What color determines whose life is valued?
DEFEND THE PEOPLE'S VOICE IN BENTON HARBOR!
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