Lessons for the class struggle in the era of Trumpism
By Larry Holmes April 8, 2019 Excerpted from a talk by Larry Holmes, First Secretary of Workers World Party, at a forum on [...]
Labor solidarity
NYC: Wed. April 10: May Day planning meeting; Tues. April 9: “What’s going on in Venezuela”
May Day on Wall Street – Planning Meeting Wednesday, April 10 | 7pm Solidarity Center (147 W 24th Street, 2nd Floor) [...]
Mexico: Rising worker militancy at the border
By Teresa Gutierrez April 6, 2019 Many a scholar have written about the phenomenon of rising expectations. What is happening [...]
The 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist fire and garment workers today
By Kathy Durkin March 21, 2019 More than a century ago, the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory in New York City was a notoriously [...]
Workers, retirees call for better contracts
By Martha Grevatt March 21, 2019 Retirees demonstrated inside and outside the hall The union, with 430,000 active members, [...]
Amazon workers walk out after grievances pile up
By Harvey Markowitz March 21, 2019 Workers at the Amazon fulfillment center in Shakopee, Minn., a suburb of Minneapolis, [...]
On the picket line: historic strike in PA & bus drivers unionize in VA
By Alex Bolchi and Sue Davis March 6, 2019 Historic locomotive factory strike in Erie, Pa. In the largest U.S. [...]
Charter school teachers strike and win
By Martha Grevatt March 5, 2019 After nine days on the picket line, teachers and specialists at Ohio’s first unionized [...]
Teachers strike at Ohio charter school
By Martha Grevatt February 25, 2019 Ohio has over 600 charter schools; only a few states have more. Only one of these [...]
Oakland teachers’ strike remains strong
By Judy Greenspan February 25, 2019 Oakland teachers went on strike Feb. 21 in a fight against privatization and for racial [...]
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