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Boycott, Divest and Sanction Corporations That Feed on Prisons

Chris Hedges Truthdig
“Organizing boycotts, work stoppages inside prisons and the refusal by prisoners and their families to pay into the accounts of phone companies and commissary companies is the only weapon we have left,” said Amos Caley, who runs the Interfaith Prison Coalition, a group formed by prisoners, the formerly incarcerated, their families and religious leaders.

Islamic State is the Cancer of Modern Capitalism

Nafeez Ahmed Middle East Eye
The brutal ‘Islamic State’ is a symptom of a deepening crisis of civilisation premised on fossil fuel addiction, which is undermining Western hegemony and unraveling state power across the Muslim world.

The Dim Sum Revolution

Vanessa Hua San Francisco Magazine
How a brigade of kitchen workers got back what had been stolen from them, and then some.

Veterans For Peace: Memorial Day Event

Doug Rawlings Vietnam Full Disclosure
Call to action for a truthful accounting of American War in Vietnam as 2015 marks 50th anniversary of this war.

Petition: No to Nuclear Weapons

International Trade Union Confederation
On 24 April, the ITUC, with strong support from RENGO Japan, will present in New York a petition with 6,295,853 individual signatures to call for a world free of nuclear weapons.

Theocracy Versus Democracy

William Greider The Nation
How the reckless Hobby Lobby decision has excited the imagination of the right wing.

Two Educators Vie For Aldermanic Seats in Runoffs

Melissa Sanchez Chicago Reporter
In the first round, Stamps and Sadlowski Garza were double-digits behind the incumbents in their respective wards: Emma Mitts in the 37th Ward and John Pope in the 10th Ward. But they say the fact that Garcia forced Emanuel into a runoff increases the energy around the elections and, with luck, drives more people to the polls.