Self-help strategies like rent strikes and mutual aid may develop in response simply as a means of survival. But that doesn’t mean they can’t also be the starting point for collective action for something more
Jeremy Brecher
Whether their needs are addressed in the Coronavirus Depression is likely to depend largely on whether the unemployed organize themselves to demand it
The grassroots movements of workers and the unemployed formed a crucial part of the process that led instead to the emergence of the New Deal and the development of new and expanded forms of working-class organization
Photo by Amani A/Shutterstock.com We are in the midst of the largest mass uprising in half a century. It is a response…
The Green New Deal may be a vehicle for building the broad movement for structural change necessary to truly make Black lives matter
All of us who have been clapping and putting hearts in front of our buildings to honor essential workers will surely want to let their employers know we won’t buy anything from them as long as they are exposing their workers to disease and death
There have been at least 45 walkouts for coronavirus protection already and there is growing talk of a nationwide strike to force the government to act
There have been at least 45 walkouts for coronavirus protection already and there is growing talk of a nationwide strike to force the government to act
If Local 26 is forced to strike again, one thing is clear: It will do so not only as the representative of its own members, but as the champion of everyone who knows they are threatened by climate change
There have been more than a dozen strikes in the past two weeks by workers striking to protect themselves against infection by the coronavirus. They have already won increased protection. What do they portend for the future?