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“No Pay, We Stay”: Blackjewel Miners’ Struggle Enters Second Week
The Blackjewel miners’ fight shows the power of worker self-organization, but it also offers a glimpse into the profound need ... -
Massachusetts Teachers Union Calls for a Strike to Win Green New Deal
The Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA), representing 110,000 education workers, has called for a strike to curtail climate change through a ... -
A Revolutionary Perspective for Puerto Rico
The resignation of Governor Ricardo Rosselló marked a victory for Puerto Rico’s popular uprising. Yet the Fiscal Control Board and ... -
Nine Theses on the Puerto Rican Mass Strike
A million people in Puerto Rico toppled their governor with protests and strikes. But the U.S. socialist left was underprepared ... -
Eulen Workers Go on Strike in Four Airports
Airport employees across the Eastern seaboard face some of the toughest working conditions in the country. This past June, for ... -
Chilean Teachers’ Strike: Seven Weeks and Counting
Teachers across Chile have been on strike for seven weeks now. What are teachers striking for and how has the ... -
Repression and Resistance in Sudan
In April 2019, after four months of consistent large-scale protests, the President of Sudan, Omar al-Bashir, was forced to ... -
Unions Must Join the Global Climate Strike
Greta Thunberg and other teenage climate activists have issued a call for a worldwide general strike to end fossil fuel ... -
Italian Longshoremen Stand with Human Rights Activists against the War in Yemen
The Dockworkers’ strike shows the real political power of unions and organized labor to fight imperialism and to protect the ... -
A Strike, Deferred: Did NYC Nurses Win Safe Staffing Ratios?
While the union’s headlines claim a historic win, a groundswell of rank-and-file nurses are staunchly opposed to the deal.