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A look at the co-ordinated clampdown targeting a number of prominent prison organizers in the run-up to the national prison strike set to begin on August 21st.
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Sometimes the class struggle heats up in unexpected places – in a Times Square Diner famous for their singing wait staff, for example.
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An account by John Rennie of the strikes which swept East London in 1912: particularly on the docks and amongst Jewish tailors.
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Chris Carlsson and Med-o interview workplace and environmental activist Judy Bari on April 20, 1992 in Mendocino County.
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Whatever the result of the general election, we need to be building a movement capable of creating a better world.
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Jeremy Brecher's history and analysis of the huge strike across the steel industry in 1919, which was defeated by a combination of massive repression and undermining by the unions.
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