The Struggle is Our Inheritance: A History of Radical Minnesota A pamphlet on the radical history of Minnesota, originally produced as part of the preparations for…
“An Injury to One is an Injury to All”: A Minneapolis Bus Driver on Solidarity with Minneapolis Protesters An interview from Hard Crackers with Adam, a Minneapolis bus driver who refused to…
Police Precinct Torched in Minneapolis as Government Buildings Stormed & Riots Spread in Solidarity with Uprising A report from It's Going Down on the uprising in Minneapolis and solidarity actions…
Minneapolis: Now This Fight Has Two Sides - What the Riots Mean for the COVID-19 Era Crimethinc analyse the riots in Minneapolis, the first large-scale revolt in the US since the start…
After Successful Strike, Minnesota Prisoners Think Bigger A statement from the Twin Cities Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee on the concessions won by…
Al Ditty – Working Class Hero A tribute to a white Minneapolis sanitation worker who was fired and committed suicide after leaking plans for a police raid on the Justice for…
Building Working-Class Defense Organizations: An Interview with the Twin Cities GDC First of May Anarchist Alliance interviewed Erik D., Secretary of Twin Cities IWW-General Defense…
"I barely survived on Chicago-Lake Liquors wages": an account of a campaign An account by Juan Conatz of an Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) campaign at a liquor store in…
Hat Trick A piece by John O’Reilly in Minnesota about his experiences working at a liquor store. Sports is often there in the background shaping our interactions, defining relationships, and…
Wages so low you'll freak - Mike Pudd'nhead A book by Mike Pudd'nhead about his experience working at Jimmy Johns in the Twin Cities, Minnesota and attempting to organize a union with the…
Package Handler’s Report and Analysis In this essay, IWW organizer Coeur de Bord analyses the first year of organizing at a United Parcel Service hub in Minneapolis outside of the…
The Work Peoples College - Rosa Knuuti An article by Rosa Knuuti about the courses offered by Work Peoples College, an IWW run school in Duluth, Minnesota that operated until the 1940s. Originally appeared in the Industrial Pioneer, October 1921 (Vol. 1, No. 9, Serial No. 9)
