1972 oral history interview with Henry Pfaff An oral history interview with long-term Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) member, Henry Pfaff, conducted in 1972.
1970 oral history interview with Ernest DeMaio An oral history interview conducted with Ernest DeMaio, one of the founders of the United Electrical and Radio Workers Union (UE).
Prairie Struggle is dead and the struggle continues A retrospective of Prairie Struggle, an anarchist political organization from Canada that existed from 2011-2015.
The making of a politicized prisoner The third installment in Recomposition's 'How I was radicalized' series comes from Okwute Ekwensu. His powerful account describes the experience…
Reflecting on injury and stolen wages at work - Megan Kinch An account by Megan Kinch about working in the non-union construction industry in Toronto.
Growing up during the ‘War on Terror’ The second part of Recomposition's ‘How were you radicalized?’ series brings us to the 2000s. Starting with his family roots in the South African…
I work for Boreco INC. An account of being a temp in a North American factory from the excellent Best of Temp Slave!
In the crossfire: adventures of a Vietnamese revolutionary - Ngo Van Xuyet Ngo Van Xuyet's accounts of class struggle in Vietnam before the rise of Ho Chi Minh and the US…
A memoir: some anarchist activities in New York in the thirties and forties - Clara Freedman Solomon A lookback at the efforts of anarchists in New York City during The Great…
Nobody said this would be easy - Norma Raymond A column by Norma Raymond about the difficulty of workplace organizing.
From the right-wing to the revolutionary left - Tom Wetzel A new series from Recompositon called 'How I was radicalized'. This first part is by Tom Wetzel, and…
Human guinea pigs "band together" and win a pay hike Two accounts by human lab rats who undertook successful strike action for better pay.