Making Asses of Ourselves
Jean-Carl Elliott reflects on the electoral approach to worker power, using the Fight for $15 and One Fair Wage campaigns as examples. This article was first published by Organizing Work.
谁的罢工？
Submitted by sjzc on May 9 2018 03:55
参与美国2013年“为15元而斗争”运动的快餐员工来介绍自己的经验，分析该运动的限制和潜力，并给激进分子提出一些关于如何最好发挥这些潜力的建议。
Minimum living wage: Oregon organiser confront weakened wage and renter rights proposals [video]
Submitted by Eviction Free Zone on Feb 25 2016 17:29
After the Oregon legislature brings forwarded a dramatically weakened minimum wage proposal and undercut possible renter protections, organizers occupy the Governor's office and disrupt the active legislative session.
Solidarity in spring: challenging racist violence at Portland’s May Day 2015
Submitted by Eviction Free Zone on May 6 2015 03:18
A look at where the violence of the police took the stage at 2015's May Day event.
Fight for 15 reportback - Shallah Baso
A reportback from Shallah Baso of the Communist League of Tampa on a 'Fight for $15' rally in Florida.
33 country fast food strike - TEFL lesson
Submitted by Angry Language ... on May 27 2014 15:14
A lesson plan around the "Fight for 15 campaign" and a recent international one-day strike in support of US fast food workers fighting for better wages.
Whose strike?
An article about the Fight For 15 campaign, and how radicals should relate to it.
State intervention to save capitalism: the IWW and the state
Submitted by s.nappalos on Mar 26 2014 18:53
A discussion of the role of state intervention in the workers movement, an increasing approach of mobilizing movements to improve capitalism through state reform, and an appeal for the IWW to take an oppositional role to the state and such reform projects.
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