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May 12, 2006 at 09:23:40

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Fanning the Flames of Dissent

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America will never fulfill its promise to the world until the issue of class inequity is finally resolved. It will go on festering beneath the exterior, an angry infection that will again boil to the surface as an open sore with every injustice. Revolution is the only medicine that can cleanse the wound and bring about healing. Revolution does not occur at the ballot box; it happens in the streets. What form the coming revolution will take is anyone's guess. But it will come as long as there is injustice and inequality. The recent May Day strikes were a sign of hope, a harbinger of things to come. Let us build upon that foundation. The strike is our greatest weapon. Let us use it to greater effect.

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Charles Sullivan is a photographer, social activist and free lance writer residing in the hinterland of West Virgina.

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No Subject Entered by John wayne on Friday, May 12, 2006 at 2:36:28 PM
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