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“We Demand Food for Thought”: UIC Grad Workers On Strike for Living Wages and Respect
In front of the historic Jane Addams Hull-House Museum on March 19, University of Illinois at... more
By Hannah Steinkopf-Frank
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6 Years After Rana Plaza Collapse, an Accord to Improve Bangladesh’s Worker Safety Is in Jeopardy
Today’s clothing retail industry is driven by “fast fashion”—a... more
By Michelle Chen
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Does Medicare for All Mean Abolishing Insurance Companies?
Two experts debate. more
By Natalie Shure and Max B. Sawicky
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Brazil’s Labor Unions Prepare for War with Far-Right President Jair Bolsanaro
Bolsanaro has lowered the minimum wage, dismantled labor law enforcement and is threatening pension cuts. more
By Michael Fox
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When Sex Workers Do the Labor of Therapists
Sky is a professional escort. She’s been working at Sheri’s... more
By Carrie Weisman
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What It Will Take to Build Union Support for the Green New Deal—Despite the AFL-CIO
On March 8, the AFL-CIO’s Energy Committee sent an open letter to Sen. Edward... more
By Sarah Lazare
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Your Favorite Podcast May Soon Be Union as Gimlet Media Becomes First in the Industry to Organize
Last week, the 83-member production staff of audio media company Gimlet Media announced its unionization... more
By Julianne Tveten
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The Queens DSA Helped Elect AOC. Next Up: The District Attorney Race.
Meet Tiffany Cabán, the 31-year-old queer Latina public defender who earned Queens DSA’s endorsement. more
By Douglas Grant
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When Former Prosecutors Rebrand Themselves as Progressives to Win Elections
From Kamala Harris to Lori Lightfoot, former prosecutors are rewriting their own histories to present themselves as progressive. more
By Victoria Law
