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“Situations Like This Are Why People Strike”: Interview with a Brooklyn Teacher
Left Voice speaks with Josh Kahn, a teacher in Brooklyn, about New York’s proposed reopening plan for schools. He says ... -
Bath Iron Works Strikers Rally, as Walk-out Enters its Fifth Week
The Bath Iron Works strike that started on June 22 now enters its fifth week. Workers from other unions have ... -
Tens of Thousands of Workers Participate in National ‘Strike for Black Lives’
Tens of thousands of rank and file workers participated in the Strike for Black lives on July 20. The nationwide ... -
Nurses in Illinois Strike for Safe Staffing
As the U.S is seeing another spike in Covid-19 cases, nurses are continuing to bear the brunt of the crisis. ... -
Shipt Delivery Workers Strike for the Third Time Since March
Shipt’s new payment algorithm threatens to further shortchange workers. Earlier this week, they went on strike to protest. -
CUNY Rank and File Push for Strike Authorization Vote After Mass Layoffs
PSC CUNY has filed a lawsuit in response to the university’s announcement that it is laying off over 2,800 adjunct ... -
Imperialism is Not an Essential Service: Bath Iron Workers on Strike
Over 4,000 shipyard workers are on strike at the Bath Iron Works facility in Maine. These workers, who directly supply ... -
A Historic Wave of Workers’ Struggle is Sweeping the U.S. — and It’s Speeding Up
It’s time for socialists to agitate as far and wide as we can for workplace committees and local assemblies. -
The Cops: Racists and Strike Breakers
Cops are not workers; they are tools of capitalist oppression, and as such they have no place in the labor ... -
Hundreds of CUNY Adjuncts to be Fired and Lose Health Insurance: Interview with Laid-off Adjunct Professor of Africana Studies
Adjunct faculty at CUNY have been exploited for decades and now, in the midst of the pandemic, they are facing ...