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From Brazil and Mexico to South Africa and Malaysia, international labor solidarity is aiding the UAW’s fight to reverse the global race to the bottom.

“The most union-friendly president in U.S. history” may be a low bar, but Biden took another step toward clearing it by standing with Michigan autoworkers out on strike.

“I want to see them return what they promised to the workers that saved the company,” says a striking Stellantis worker in Minnesota.

A 20-hour workweek is ours for the taking.

The UAW strike that started Sept. 15 has now increased to 25,000 workers striking against the Big Three automakers. According to UAW President Shawn Fain, while negotiations continue with all of the Big Three, Stellantis has made "significant progress" on some issues.

Money. For organizing. Give it to us.

Twelfth-century peasants developed commons practices to survive domination. We could use them to reclaim our lives from capitalism.

"It's not fair that [CEOs are] bringing home these millions of dollars and have so many summer homes ... and we're living paycheck to paycheck."

Called out on strike on Friday, GM workers in Hudson, Wis., are ready for the long haul.

Mainstream media coverage of the UAW strike has implied that workers’ demands stand in conflict with achieving climate goals. That’s BS.

For these Christians, religion is no opiate—it’s a profound call to action.

We are seeing a concerted effort to push disabled voters like me out of the democratic process across the South—and we have to fight back.

We don't have to settle for neoliberal half-measures.

Fifteen years ago, Kate Sheppard reported on the propaganda within the most-used government textbook in America. Now, right-wing fearmongering has once again reared its head in Florida schools.

The Right has flooded the internet with misinformation. The content creators of BreadTube are doing something about it.

On Friday, the walk out by UAW members expanded to 38 parts depots across 20 states.

Two intellectual and movement leaders talk candidly about the growing mass rejection of capitalism—and the challenges of converting that into real socialist organization.

Trans rights are workers’ rights.

Black lung is completely preventable. And it's on the rise again.

One explanation is hidden in plain sight: the way the cult mirrors the star-obsessed, profit-driven culture of Hollywood.

A recent victory over wage theft shows what workers everywhere need to claw back their stolen pay—support, resources and enforcement.

Politicians may have headed off their strike, but rail workers haven't stopped organizing for paid sick leave and safe staffing.

Increasing numbers of organizers like Brandon Johnson are running for elected office. What does it mean for our movements?

European settlement, government policies and monoculture have nearly eradicated Native American farming practices. A growing movement is reclaiming them.

Obama’s Commerce Secretary choice raises serious questions.

A government shutdown would place NLRB workers on furlough, leaving striking workers without a crucial ally in their fight.