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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.
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The People's Tribune dedicates a special section to the Benton Harbor, Mich., leaders whose courage in standing up to corporate power is setting an example for us all.
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Editorial
Gasoline tops $3 a gallon: Nationalize the oil companies
Gas prices skyrocketed above $3 a gallon this month in parts of the country. The U.S. average is $2.62 a gallon, up 25 cents over last month. "Experts" say prices will soar even higher, and stay high. They say prices are rising because of "shortages" caused by "tightening markets" or "summer driving." Let's look at their arguments. We need to understand the true source of the problem -- and what to do about it.
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Cover Story The nationwide assault on immigrant workers is escalating. Every week brings news of fresh outrages -- mass arrests, families split apart, children not knowing where their parents are. We must act now to stop this assault on human rights. The undocumented workers are part of the global working class which includes the American workers. We all have a common enemy -- the giant global corporations that profit from our labor.
Defend Human Rights: The attack on immigrants is an attack on us all
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Achieve peace by taking power from corporations
The King of Peace would make his last stand at the border
We can provide equal, quality health care for all
Fight for health care in Cook County, Ill. continues
A revolutionary poet passes: Paul Laraque
Stop the corporate assault on Benton Harbor, Mich.
Analysis of the Pinkney trial and the movement ahead
Detroit's water victory is 'only talk'
Florida Tent City Battle Rages
The courts hand David a badly torn and empty slingshot
From Nairobi to Atlanta: Another world is happening
Where there is no vision, the people perish
Fight for voting rights continues
Let's keep the public in public schools!
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