Queens, hookers, and hustlers: Organizing for survival and revolt amongst gender-variant sex workers, 1950-1970 A selection from Mack Friedman’s Strapped for Cash: A History of American Hustler…
California labor: Total engagement This chapter from Carey McWilliams, California: The Great Exception (1949) tells the history of class war in San Francisco, when "all of labor …
Class-conscious machinists: "Stormy petrels of west coast labor" Sister machinist unions, San Francisco's Lodge 68 of the International Association of Machinists and…
The rebellion in Chile A number of groups in the San Francisco Bay Area will hold a vigil and protest in front of the Chilean Consulate in San Francisco on September 9…
VDT Law Fails Processed World on the overturning of a San Francisco ordinance brought in to protect VDT workers.
A World of Possibilities at 45 Westpoint Homeless Families and their friends provide a glimpse of what a really good Left could look like, argues James Tracy.
Israeli ship blockaded in San Francisco, dockworkers refuse to cross picket To oppose the Israeli state's recent attack on a ship carrying humanitarian aid to Palestine,…
Post-immigration march scuffle targets National Anarchists After a pro-immigration rally in San Francisco Ca, several people jumped Andrew Yeoman and other…
Small is not beautiful: Working at the San Francisco Bay Guardian An account of work and industrial conflict at the alternative newspaper the San Francisco Bay…
The Making of a Bad Attitude: An Abridged History of my Wage Slavery Tales of toil and occasional termination from offices and stores in San Francisco in the 1970s and 80s by Lucius Cabins for Processed World.
Blue Shield and the union: A post-mortem - Debra Wittley Debra Wittley analyses the strike action at Blue Shield insurance from 1980-81 for Processed World.