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Debating internationalism in the Democratic Socialists of America

Debating internationalism in the Democratic Socialists of America
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Students: Walking the walk | Workers Liberty

Students: Walking the walk | Workers Liberty
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Missing the point on Palestine | Workers Liberty

Read online at https://workersliberty.org/node/9623 Missing the point on Palestine Submitted by AWL on 22 November, 2007 - 10:15 Author: David Broder I was disappointed by Rhodri Evans’ response to Daniel Randall’s article about the Palestinian trade union movement. While Daniel’s piece displayed his support for the “third camp” of independent working-class forces in Palestine, the tone of Rhodri’s letter (“Lacking a dimension on Israel-Palestine”) was to emphasise our criticisms of initiatives to organise Palestinian workers rather than focussing on their vital role in opposing both Israeli expansionism and clerical-fascist Islamist forces. Rhodri is right to say that we should not have illusions in the politics of the Stalinist leaders of the Workers’ Advice Centre initiative he cites their failure to adopt a “two states” position on Israel-Palestine as his greatest concern here. But Rhodri sidesteps any reference to Fatah-controlled tr

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SJCES teachers find ways to make math interesting, enjoyable

SJCES teachers find ways to make math interesting, enjoyable Friday, Feb. 05, 2021 Students in Rick Kelson s class at Saint Joseph Elementary School conduct a STEM activity. By Special to the Intermountain Catholic Kim Miller OGDEN Saint Joseph Catholic School math teachers Danielle Randall and Rick Kelson both have found cutting-edge ways to make math interesting and enjoyable for the students they teach. Randall has been teaching math at St. Joseph for four years and is in her second year of teaching honors math. “I taught high school before this and it has really made me a better middle-school teacher,” she said. “I know exactly what sorts of mistakes they are prone to make in high-school math and can teach in a way now that prevents those mistakes later.”

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Unions, Democracy, and the Third Camp

Unions, Democracy, and the Third Camp Comparing Lessons from New Politics and Herman Benson The decline of labor has been accompanied by an opportunity we have not seen in decades. A new generation of socialists, many of them members of Democratic Socialists of American, are enthusiastically discussing the role of the working class and unions in the fight for socialism. Making the best use of this development requires critically analyzing the past several decades of struggle among labor leftists about how a commitment to socialism “from below” might inform our union activity. In this article I try to frame and spur that debate by comparing the perspective of Herman Benson with material published by other contributors to

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