workers' struggles in Wisconsin!

Support WSWS coverage of workers' struggles in Wisconsin! Dear WSWS Readers, . In a sign of the social conflicts on the horizon in the United States, tens of thousands of workers and youth in Wisconsin joined demonstrations this week to protest against a state law that attacks the living standards and rights of the working class (See today's articles by Tom Eley, < /a>and Ron Jorgenson). As the WSWS has insisted, the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia signaled the beginning of a new stage in the class struggle worldwide.  . The WSWS responded to developments in Wisconsin by immediately sending journalists to the state capital to gather on-the-spot coverage and video footage. We prepared a political statement, which our supporters have distributed widely in an effort to raise the political questions posed by this fight. Today, the WSWS perspective calls for full support for Wisconsin workers, noting that conditions in the state are not unique, with Democratic and Republican governments around the nation enacting similar policies. With our reporters on the scene, we will continue to provide regular updates, as well as an analysis of the broader implications of these events. . All of this work entails significant costs. We have to pay for last-minute flights, lodging, car rentals and meals. We have to print materials, and secure video and camera equipment. Help the WSWS reach the working people of Wisconsin and bring their struggle to the attention of the world! Please donate today. . To donate by credit card or PayPal, click here. To donate by mail, click here. . Fraternally, The World Socialist Web Site . P.S. As a special promotion, the WSWS is offering readers who make a one-time donation of $100 a free copy of Leon Trotsky's masterpiece, The History of the Russian Revolution. This work, which contains unsurpassed insights into the dynamics of revolution, is an essential read for all those following contemporary events in Egypt. We are also pleased to offer donors who sign up for a regular monthly contribution of $25 or more, a free subscription to the WSWS monthly journal, Perspectives. .