1968 in India
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on May 27 2018 17:40
We wrote down some thoughts for a discussion meeting with comrades of wildcat (Germany) about the global uprising of 1968, looking at the wider historical background of 1968 in India.
Angry Workers of the World: a short introduction
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on May 18 2018 10:17
A short introduction to Angry Workers of the World, an unruly and irregular workers' paper from London.
A preliminary summary of an IWW organising effort, winter 2017/18
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on May 18 2018 07:23
In late September 2017 the IWW London branch invited friends and comrades to take part in an organising drive in West London factories and warehouses. We chose half a dozen companies, employing between 100 and 800 mainly migrant workers where there was no trade union present.
What's the mess we live in - System series - Part 2
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Apr 24 2018 13:49
We write a 'system series' for our local working class paper WorkersWildWest. Part 1 dealt with the historical roots of the system, part 2 looks at the basic features of wage labour and exploitation. Trigger-warning: we shamelessly ignore the value-form, vulgar-Marxists that we are...
WorkersWildWest no.7
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Apr 17 2018 14:35
Issue no.7 of our local working class paper - we distribute 2,000 copies in front of local workplaces, job centres, housing estates. Find one of the articles below, remaining articles see PDF-file.
A series of interviews with working class women from west London - Part 5
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Apr 14 2018 14:10
Last part of our series - find the collated articles in the attached PDF
A series of interviews with working class women from west London - Part 4
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 19 2018 19:33
The penultimate in our women's interview series: Meena talks about the sexism she has had to deal with in an overwhelmingly male work environment and the links between how a workplace is organised and sexual harassment.
A series of interviews with working class women from west London - Part 3
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 16 2018 13:44
We spoke with our friend Kulbir, a women worker originally from India, who has to survive below the radar.
A series of interviews with working class women from west London - Part 2
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Mar 11 2018 07:34
AngryWorkers would like to share five stories of working women in the sprawling city of London in 2018. They are from a cross-section of people that we have met in our neck of the woods: the western suburban hinterland that is home to many migrants, new and old, who bust their asses at work and at home, who are on the frontlines of austerity and brexit policies, but who all live in relative obscurity.
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