March 2022 Volume 46, Issue 03

March 2022

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Labor

Amid Rolling Blackouts, Energy Workers Fight For Clean Public Power In South Africa Casey Williams

“Queremos Vivir”: The Workers Who Wouldn’t Die for the Pentagon Maurizio Guerrero

Sanitation Strike Not a Waste Hamilton Nolan

Sanitation Workers Win Raise After Going on Strike—With Community Support James Stout

Indigenous Farmworkers Can Show How to Heal Our Burning Planet Brooke Anderson

Viewpoint

Youth to Biden: Drop Debt Paige Oamek

Feature

The Hypocrisy of Biden's New "Blame the Unvaccinated" Strategy Sarah Lazare

Culture

“Don’t Work” and Other Lessons From the Marxist Feminism of Meridel Le Sueur Benjamin Balthaser

Departments

Sealing Criminal Records Benefits Us All In These Times Editors

The Time the WTO Yawned at the Revolution In These Times Editors

Amid Rolling Blackouts, Energy Workers Fight For Clean Public Power In South Africa

Can South Africa transition from a reliance on coal to clean power while maintaining jobs? The energy workers fighting for a just transition think so.

Casey Williams

Labor Feature Investigation Goodman Institute

“Queremos Vivir”: The Workers Who Wouldn’t Die for the Pentagon

Maquiladora workers in the border city of Mexicali strike against working conditions.

Maurizio Guerrero

The Hypocrisy of Biden's New "Blame the Unvaccinated" Strategy

As long as we're blaming individuals, we are not talking about how the Biden administration's policies are failing the world.

Sarah Lazare

Sealing Criminal Records Benefits Us All

About 1 in 3 adults have a criminal record. Each year as a result, millions of people are barred from housing, jobs and public benefits—condemning families to a lifetime of economic hardship.

In These Times Editors

“Don’t Work” and Other Lessons From the Marxist Feminism of Meridel Le Sueur

The radical fiction of this Depression-era writer is painfully relevant to the present.

Benjamin Balthaser

The Time the WTO Yawned at the Revolution

In a Covid-19 world, revisiting the WTO talks in 1999 sheds light on what developing countries can do to end the pandemic.

In These Times Editors

Sanitation Strike Not a Waste

A sanitation workers strike ended in defeat, but it was a good fight garnering national support.

Sanitation Workers Win Raise After Going on Strike—With Community Support

"This contract isn’t everything we believe we deserve, but it’s enough to go back to work and go back to taking care of our communities.”

Youth to Biden: Drop Debt

Democrats may be doomed in the midterms without student debt cancellation.

Indigenous Farmworkers Can Show How to Heal Our Burning Planet

Grape harvesters share traditional ecological knowledge to right our relationship with the land—and each other.

Brooke Anderson

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