Labor

Colorado Teachers Are Mad as Hell—And Now They’re out on Their First Strike in Decades

Rachel M. Cohen

Cynthia Nixon Was Right: New York Needs To Get with the Cannabis Equity Program

Donnell Alexander

What Today’s Anti-Trump Resistance Can Learn From a Progressive Who Won in Reagan Country

Workers Just Organized the First Federally-Recognized Fast Food Union in the U.S.

50,000 University of California Workers Are Still on Strike. One Key Reason: Outsourcing.

Bernie Sanders Has a Sweeping Plan to Expand Union Rights and Workplace Democracy

Miles Kampf-Lassin

A New Model for Progressive Politics in the Heart of Deindustrialization

Homeownership Is Dead. The Future Lies in Public Housing.

Market-centric housing policies have failed and the path forward is clear: have the government create robust public housing.

Prisoners Are Organizing a Nationwide Strike Against “Modern-Day Slavery”

Postal Banking Could Become a Reality Even Without Congress. Here’s How.

In a National May Day Strike, Puerto Rican Marchers Face Down Tear Gas To Protest Privatization

Yes, a Jobs Guarantee Could Create “Boondoggles.” It Also Might Save the Planet.

Why These Immigrants Are Shutting Their City Down This May Day

University of Iowa Faculty Are Showing How Labor Can Organize Under Right-to-Work

Why Hundreds of Georgia Bus Drivers Just Staged a Massive Sickout

Trump Is Using “Welfare” Dog Whistles to Come After the Entire Working Class

Rebecca Vallas, Talk Poverty

Arizona Teachers Are Out On the Largest Strike in State History. Here’s Why.

Don’t Like War? Then Don’t Work! Remembering When Dockworkers Shut Down the Ports on May Day

Arizona Teachers Are Prepared to Strike to Fix the Education Crisis Themselves

Nation’s Richest, Including Trump, Are About to Enjoy a $17 Billion Windfall Due to a Tax Loophole

Jake Johnson, Common Dreams

Toiling Over a “Puddle of Blood”: Why These Warehouse Workers Are Standing Up to Abuses

Nearly 5,000 JetBlue Flight Attendants Just Voted To Unionize, in a Major Win for Airline Labor

Rotten and Rat-Infested: The Appalling Food and Healthcare Conditions Facing Inmates in U.S. Prisons

Puerto Rico’s Major Newspapers Laid Off Reporters Just When the Island Needed Them the Most

Katherine Braden

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