Workers, employers and unions in the US sitdown strike wave, 1933-1937 - Jeremy Brecher Jeremy Brecher's excellent history and analysis of the wave of sitdown strikes in US from 1933-1937…
The US national textile workers' strike, 1934 - Jeremy Brecher Jeremy Brecher's history of the largely unsuccessful nationwide strike of textile workers during the…
The advancing proletariat - Abner E. Woodruff A pamphlet authored by Abner E. Woodruff and published by the IWW Publishing Bureau in 1917.
The Minneapolis Teamsters strike, 1934 - Jeremy Brecher Jeremy Brecher's short history of the militant and successful strike of truck drivers in Minneapolis…
The Toledo Auto-Lite strike, 1934 - Jeremy Brecher Jeremy Brecher's short history of the victorious strike at an auto parts plant in 1934, in which the unemployed played a key role in helping…
The dock workers strike and San Francisco general strike, 1934 - Jeremy Brecher Jeremy Brecher's history of the 1934 strike of dock workers and the San Francisco general strike it…
Life-long Wobblies An article by J Pierce and Sadie Farrell about life-planning for revolutionaries and how the IWW has attempted to address this with Junior…
On capitalism, queerness and living with HIV/Aids - The Expropriationist Notes from an anarchist communist from Houston, Texas living with HIV and Aids on living with the…
Solidarity network or solidarity service?: on the challenges of building a solidarity network The following originally appears in September 2013 issue of the IWW newspaper, the…
Job Conditioning An article by a member of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) about 'job conditioning', which is when when workers slowly and subtly change the practices or the culture in their…
Georgia inmates beaten with hammers during 2010 prisoners' strike - new video released New video evidence has been publicly released showing Georgia prison guards beating inmates with a …
Fast food workers strike: what is and what isn’t the Fight for Fifteen campaign A short article by Adam Weaver about the Fight for Fifteen fast-food 'strikes' in the United States.