Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)

An article from the Chilean IWW describing the massive government and vigilante repression the radical workers movement was facing. Originally appeared in the One Big Union Monthly (January 1921).

Howard Zinn's account of the lynching of the American revolutionary unionist and former soldier Wesley Everest by "patriots."

A general strike of 100,000 workers, which saw the city shut down and all essential services provided under workers' control.

A short history of the strike of 20,000 textile workers, mostly women and girls who included native and immigrant workers, which won big…

Members of the IWW picketed a Starbucks in Edinburgh yesterday. A short report of the picket follows.

An important contribution to the history of the Industrial Workers of the World. A superb account by a rank'n'file Wobbly organiser; on the road,…

Louis Adamic immigrated to the United States from Yugoslavia at age 14 and was naturalized in 1918. This essay describes his experiences as a…

Henry Pfaff tells his story of how we came to join the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) in the 1910s.

Landmark Shattuck Cinema workers are fed up. Years of bad hours, poor pay, a hostile work environment and the demoralsing treatment from theatre…