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The New Deal was part of a process of social change that included experimentation at a state, regional, and local level
Jeremy Brecher
Jeremy Brecher is a historian, author, and co-founder of the Labor Network for Sustainability. He has been active in peace, labor, environmental, and other social movements for more than half a century. Brecher is the author of more than a dozen books on labor and social movements, including Strike! and Global Village or Global Pillage and the winner of five regional Emmy awards for his documentary movie work.
Building Block for the Green New Deal
This program meets the needs of—and has the potential to unite—the labor movement, environmentalists, and all those who have been the victims of inequality, discrimination, racism and, now, climate change
Building Block for the Green New Deal
What’s the Constitution got to do with climate? Current legal cases are now addressing that question
A “non-party opposition” is a convergence of social movements that performs some of the classical functions of an opposition party without the goal of taking state power
Transit equity isn’t just about where you sit on the bus. It’s about whether you can get on a bus at all
What Does It Mean for Labor and for the Climate?
Three strategic elements that may be crucial in the aftermath of the march
Two days after the election of Donald Trump, 21 plaintiffs aged 9-20 won a court ruling that may be just as important as that election in determining our future.