Jessica Azulay
The NewStandard ceased publishing on April 27, 2007.
Jessica Azulay is a co-founder of PeoplesNetWorks and an editor at The NewStandard. A writer, activist, and educator from West Virginia, she has been an organizer in the anti-war and anti-capitalist globalization movements for almost a decade. Over the past several years, she has researched and written about political issues on three continents, including struggles in Appalachia, Nicaragua, Southern Mexico, and Israel/Palestine. Jessica has also been actively opposing and writing about anti-Muslim and anti-Arab oppression in the US since 9-11. Her work has appeared in several publications internationally, and she is a regular commentator for ZNet. To view her collection of articles and essays about Palestine and Israel (Retaliatory Strikes), which can be viewed on the web at http://tools4change.org/retaliatorystrikes
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03/23/07 EPA’s Watchdog Sheds Some Fangs to Meet Proposed Cuts
03/19/07 A Third of U.S. Jobs Pay ‘Low Wages’
03/15/07 GE Contaminated Rice Turns up in Mexican Markets
03/13/07 Emergency Response Records Kept from Public, Test Reveals
03/08/07 U.S. Slams Foreign Rights Abuses, Fails to Note Own Complicity
01/11/07 ‘Surge’ in Anti-War Protests Follows Bush’s Address
01/08/07 Ethics Reform Crawls as Dems Rake in Lobbyists’ Cash
08/25/06 ‘Morning After Pill’ Goes ‘Over the Counter’, Sort Of
08/24/06 Transparency Act Anonymously Delayed in Senate
08/23/06 ‘Conflict of Interest’ May Undermine Wiretap Judgment
08/14/06 FEMA Caves, Agrees to Test Katrina Trailers for Formaldehyde
08/08/06 Oil Firms to Profit Off Foreseen Alaska Pipe Problems
08/04/06 House Skips ‘Sunset Commission’ Proposals
07/31/06 House GOP Ties Min. Wage Hike to Estate Tax Cut
07/26/06 Senate Votes to Curb Teen Abortion Access
07/24/06 ‘Protection’ Act Would Strip Consumers of Credit Safeguards
07/19/06 Seniors Begin Falling into Plan D Coverage Gap
07/13/06 Scientists Urge Changes to Prisoner Guinea-pig Rules
07/12/06 Military Contorts Over Apparent Detainee Policy Shift
07/11/06 Declassified Gitmo Notes Tell of Widespread Abuse
07/07/06 State Courts Deal Blows to Gay Marriage
07/03/06 Challenge to Indiscriminate Ga. Sex Offender Law Validated*
06/22/06 Drug Prices Already Rising Under New Medicare Plan
06/16/06 Congress’s New Anti-spam Measures Confound Interest Groups
06/15/06 Ruling on Post-9/11 Detainment Suit Mixed
05/10/06 Bush Relents Slightly on Medicare Drug Plan Deadline
05/03/06 Feds to Fund Unproven Faith-based Prisoner ‘Rehab’
04/25/06 Lethal Injection Debate Misses Bigger Point, Abolitionists Say
04/19/06 IRS May Let Tax-prep Firms Share Clients’ Info More Widely
04/13/06 Students Turn Up Pressure Over Labor Rights
04/12/06 Farm Subsidies Lead to Ocean Pollution, Researchers Say
04/11/06 Immigration Bills Would Challenge Citizen Workers, Too
04/04/06 Senate Immigration Bill Lacks Worker Protections
03/20/06 Feds Okay Plan to Deny Remote Polling for Katrina Refugees
03/16/06 EPA Under Fire for Inaction on Katrina Cleanup
03/01/06 Pentagon Already Accused of Violating McCain Torture Ban
02/16/06 More Abu Ghraib Photos Emerge Despite Defiant Pentagon, Press
02/02/06 Report Rebukes Chertoff, Omits Katrina Response Duties
02/01/06 Groups Scramble to Defeat Budget Cuts
11/30/05 Santa Fe’s Living Wage Law Survives First Legal Challenge
11/23/05 Threatened New Orleans Tenants Fight Back Against Evictions Scourge
11/18/05 New Orleans Neighborhoods Demand Trailers to Help Rebuild
11/13/05 Volunteers: Police Harassment of New Orleans Relief Workers Escalating
11/10/05 Grassroots Group Plans Thanksgiving Relief Effort in New Orleans
10/24/05 New Orleans Activists Fill Aid Gaps Left by FEMA, Red Cross
10/24/05 Kansas Court Overturns Discriminatory Sodomy Law
10/24/05 Jury Rejects Prison-rape case, Exonerating Accused Guards
10/18/05 Bayou Towns Still Fending for Selves After Rita’s Floods*
10/17/05 Some Neighborhoods Rebuild, But Part of Lower 9th Remains Off-limits
10/12/05 Abuse, Forced Labor Rampant in New Orleans Justice System
The NewStandard ceased publishing on April 27, 2007.