Video and Multimedia
WSWS coverage of auto workers issues
The World Socialist Web Site presents its gallery of interviews and on-the-spot coverage of auto workers struggles and issues.
The struggle in the auto industry
Social crisis in Detroit: An investigative report
As part of a series of investigative reports on the social crisis in Detroit, the World Socialist Web Site interviewed workers and professionals in the city about the worsening conditions as gas prices and food prices soar through the roof.
Social Crisis in Detroit
Social crisis in Detroit: Food banks struggle to meet needs
Social crisis in Detroit: "I've got to use a bicycle to get around"
Social crisis in Detroit: "We don't take that Sunday drive"
Social crisis in Detroit: "Some weeks we have less meals"
Social crisis in Detroit: "I'm 67, and it's impossible"
Social crisis in Detroit: "A half-million meals a year"
Part one of the accompanying report, "The spiraling cost of food," was published June 20, 2008; part two, "The impact of gas prices," followed on June 21; and part three, "Collapse of an American city," concluded the series on June 23.
New York workers denounce Wall Street bailout
5 October 2008
While Congress debated the $700 billion bailout of the Wall Street banks, the World Socialist Web Site spoke on the streets of New York to workers and young people who denounced the bailout of the banks and expressed a growing anger about the housing crisis, the loss of jobs and rising tuition for college.
Northern Territory intervention: Photographs by John Hulme
This collection of images is the work of freelance photographer John Hulme, who visited central Australia with World Socialist Web Site journalists Susan Allan and Richard Phillips to report on the social and political impact of the federal government’s Northern Territory Emergency Response or police/military intervention into Aboriginal communities.
The gallery is part of an extensive series of articles, interviews, video clips and slide shows (see part one of the photographic work here). The reports were published in seven parts between June 21 and August 25. Click for parts one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven; see more interviews and reports in our video gallery.
