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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09/23/05 Once Again, Insurance Industry Looks to Hang Clients Out to Dry
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09/15/05 Disaster Buck Stopped at Chertoff, Not Brown
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09/04/05 U.N. Relief Supplies, Teams Sit Waiting for Bush to Say ‘Please’
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09/04/05 FEMA Planned to Leave New Orleans Poor Behind
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09/04/05 Bankruptcy Bill Threatens Katrina Survivors; Relief Faces Opposition
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09/04/05 Authorities Favored VIPs over Superdome’s Desperate
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09/01/05 Feds Ignored Catastrophe Predictions, Diverted Funds
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08/29/05 FDA Stalls on Plan B Again
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08/29/05 Arizona Court Eases Abortion Access for County Inmates
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08/25/05 Roberts, Bush Officials May Skate Despite Apparent Ethical Impropriety
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08/19/05 ‘Illegal’ Meetings Between Bush Team, Roberts Raise Ethical Concerns
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07/27/05 Land Set for Congressional Wilderness Designation
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07/27/05 Mass. Governor Vetoes Eased Access to Morning After Pill
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07/20/05 Conservative Survey Finds, Analyzes 25,000 Civilian Deaths in Iraq*
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07/20/05 Bush Taps Staunch Conservative for Supreme Court Justice
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07/05/05 Secrecy Costs Rise with Classification Splurge
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07/05/05 Lawmakers Move to Mitigate Court’s Eminent Domain Ruling
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04/27/05 Anti-immigrant Measures Negotiated by House, Senate
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04/27/05 Another Taser Victim Dies Shortly After Shock
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04/27/05 Harassment, Violence Against Gays Rose Again in 2004, Study Finds
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04/27/05 Food Irradiation Facility Closes Doors
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04/18/05 Arctic Drilling Provision Finds New Home in Energy Bill
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04/18/05 Controversial MATRIX Database Project Loses Funding
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04/18/05 Washington University Fast Continues, Progresses
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04/14/05 More Students Strike to Demand Living Wage for Campus Workers
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04/14/05 Tennessee Medicaid Inches from the Ax
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04/14/05 Anheuser-Busch Joins Fight Against Controversial ‘Pharma Crops’
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04/14/05 Connecticut Bill Would Grant Unions, But Not Marriages, to Gay Couples
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04/14/05 New Suit Alleges ‘Severe’ Torture at Guantanamo
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04/14/05 House Bill Would Criminalize Helping Minors Seek Abortions
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04/12/05 Embattled Wal-Mart Exec. Says He Paid Union Spies
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04/08/05 Florida Law Enforcing Parental Notice of Abortions to Stick This Time
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04/08/05 Lawyers Defend Ruling that Guantanamo Tribunals are Unconstitutional
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04/06/05 Showdown Brewing Between PATRIOT Act, SAFE Act
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04/05/05 California Domestic Partner Law Upheld
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03/31/05 Suit By Former Adherent Puts High-fat Diet, Corporate Speech to Test
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03/24/05 New Social Security Figures Disprove Bush, Critics Say
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03/23/05 Pentagon Censored ‘Embarrassing’ Document, New Version Reveals
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03/23/05 Judge to Hispanic Mom: Learn English or Lose Child
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03/22/05 9-11 Suspect May Face Death Penalty, Despite Restricted Defense
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03/22/05 Couples Defend Same-Sex Benefits vs. Michigan Atty. General
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03/22/05 EPA Buried Study to Conceal Cost of Mercury Hazards
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03/21/05 Terri Schiavo Case Sees Controversial 11th Hour Federal Intervention
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03/20/05 Bush Gives Top Wildlife Protection Job to Trophy Hunter
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03/20/05 Ohio Edison to Pay $1.1B in Fines for Environmental Violations
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03/20/05 Senate Shoots Down Bill Meant to Curb Unwanted Pregnancies
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03/20/05 Georgia Schools Consider Rule to Hurt Queer Youth Support Groups
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03/20/05 Senators Aim to Allow Govt Backing of Anti-Gay, Christian Youth Group
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03/20/05 Iraqi Refugee Says Feds Illegally Detained, Threatened Him
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03/20/05 Muslim Dell Employees Return to Work With Demands Met
The NewStandard ceased publishing on April 27, 2007.