Enough! The Fight to End Discrimination

Enough!: The Fight to End Discrimination

In this print edition...

• Class, Race and Women’s Equality – a Strategic View, by Sam Webb
• Church-dictated Health Care Policy?, by Anna Bates
• Labor’s New Footing: Trade Unions Map the Road Ahead, by Scott Marshall
• Nuevos pasos de los trabajadores hacia el porvenir, por Scott Marshall
• Current Letters (updated 4-26-07)

The class struggle has its origins in actual exploitative practices, which in turn are traceable to an integrated, global system of exploitation. The ceaseless accumulation of capital and the exploitation of wage labor are two sides of a single coin.

During this time of soaring health care costs and federal health care program cuts, mergers between religious and secular facilities threaten to further constrict health care services. The situation is particularly acute when Catholic hospitals merge with public and secular facilities.

One big question for the US labor movement was answered by the midterm elections last year. Rebuilding the labor movement has to combine fresh and innovative organizing approaches with political action.

Fue contestada una cuestión central para el movimiento sindical norteamericano con las elecciones del año pasado. Reconstruir al movimiento sindical de los trabajadores exige combinar a las iniciativas organizadoras frescas e innovadoras con la acción política.