Contents include:

-MWA-IWW/IWOC statement

-Longtime Wobbly in need of solidarity

-Television sitcoms and workers' issues by Raymond S. Solomon

-Rock that cradle by Ellie Sawyer

-Workers' films by Sean Morrison

-The "vicious but brilliant exploitation" that drives right-wing economics by Hamilton Nolan

-I was not protected from Harvey Weinstein, it's time for institutional change by Mia Kirshner

-The inspiration of art and the IWW by John Kaniecki

-Workers' art by Craig Bledsoe

-Washington's L&I begins enforcement of sick leave

-Preface to "The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists" by Robert Tressell

-Lost in translation: strike at Amazon in Italia by Peter Olney

-Fiefdom by Vince Veritas

Contents include:

-From the editor...

-Review of The Girl from the fiction department

-Trump is making it harder for low-wage workers to organize, but this fast food union could win by Michael Arria

-Bridgeport's contentious 1978 teachers' strike by Andy Piascik

-The people united on the Embarcadero by Charles W. Martin III

-All work, no play by Randy Gould

-Women's gender pay inequality by Ellie Sawyer

-I should be so lucky, Buddy. I ain't got a job: the fight for equal work by Logan Marie Glitterbomb

-A tale of two sexists by Anonymous

-Lucy Parsons: revolutionary feminist by Saswat Pattanayak

-A new declaration of independence by Emma Goldman

-What is there in anarchy for woman?, uncredited interview with Emma Goldman

-Marx's refusal of the Labor Theory of Value by David Harvey

Contents include:

-A feminist always! by Keith "Malik" Washington

-Book review: The Pinochet file: a declassified dossier on atrocity and accountability by Peter Kornbluh

-Bisbee '17 by x391043

-Sorry to harass you... by Alan Smithee

-With solidarity from Barcelona by x384480

-Another group of Burgerville fast foodworkers join IWW by Burgerville Workers Union

-The speech that put Eugene V. Debs in prison

-Bread and roses: one hundred (and six) years on by Andy Piascik

-Why the IWW is not patriotic to the United States

-Janus: perspective from an AFSCME member by Andrew Miller, x 379583

-The teacher pay penalty has hit a new high by Sylvia Allegretto and Lawrence Mishel

Contents include:

-A short history of anarchist exclusion in the US

-Ralph Chaplin: a tough act to follow by Roberta McNair

-Sixteen Mississippi inmates died in August 2018 by Roberta McNair

-Inmate's cries for help went ignored, prisoners say by Sara Fowler

-Book review: On anarchism by David Van Deusen

-In November, we remember

-Achieving decent work through unions by Tula Connell

-More than 50 arrested at McDonald's HQ in Chicago as week of protests continues by Abigail Hess

-Updated: UPS workers reject contract, Teamsters brass declare it ratified anyway by Alexandra Bradbury

-UN Human Rights Council adopts landmark declaration of peasants' rights by Pavan Kulkarni

-Remember those who died at work

-The Rana Plaza disaster, and its aftermath