Labor

The Lesson From West Virginia Teachers? If You Want to Win, Go on Strike.

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Illinois Grad Students Are on Strike to Make the University Accessible for the Working Class

YMCA Childcare Workers Just Went On Strike. Here’s Why.

West Virginia Teachers Are Now Out on a Wildcat Strike. The Labor Movement Should Follow Their Lead.

Amid a Fast-Food Industry Plagued By Sexual Harassment, This Mother and Daughter Said “No More”

These Teachers Refuse to Be Weaponized

The Trump Admin’s Infrastructure Plan Doubles Down on a System That Doesn’t Work

Hunter Blair, Economic Policy Institute

3 Democratic Campaigns Now Have Staff Unions. Why Not More?

5 Reasons Mexican Workers Would Cheer the Demise of NAFTA

Manuel Perez Rocha

West Virginia Teachers Are Showing How Unions Can Win Power Even If They Lose Janus

From Whole Foods to Amazon, Invasive Technology Controlling Workers Is More Dystopian Than You Think

West Virginia Teachers Are Staging a Statewide Strike. Here’s Why.

5 Ways the Olympics Are Undermining Democracy and Exploiting Workers

The Stock Market Crash Reveals the Rot at the Core of Our Economic System

Matthew Cunningham-Cook

How Progressives Can Criticize Trump’s $7 Trillion Deficit Without Preaching Austerity

55 Years After Memphis Sanitation Workers Went On Strike, Remembering MLK’s Words

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Women Across the Globe Are Planning to Strike on March 8. Here’s Why.

The Case for Nationalizing Elon Musk

Why People Across the Country Are Raising Money to Bail Strangers Out of Jail

Here’s How a Supreme Court Decision To Gut Public Sector Unions Could Backfire on the Right

Are You Sick? Blame Poverty.

Meet the Coalition Building a Global Union Movement Against Capitalism

The Rhode Island Progressive Who Helped Make Paid Sick Leave a Reality

Matthew Cunningham-Cook

In Freezing Chicago Winter, Protesters Stage Camp-In to Protest Unaffordable Rents

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