The strike and its enemies A review of Joe Burn's book, Reviving the Strike: How Working People Can Regain Power and Transform America.
Teach for America: the hidden curriculum of liberal do-gooders Teach for America, suitably representative of the liberal education reform more generally,…
Life during war time Slightly fictionalized autobiographical short story, with the U.S. invasion of Iraq in the early 1990s as background.
Support is urged for CeCe McDonald, victim of a hate crime who defended herself An important case demands our support. Crishaun “CeCe” McDonald, a young Black transgender woman…
Holding the line: informal pace setting in the workplace Juan Conatz recalls an experience working in a warehouse which was trying to increase productivity…
Stupid regulators and greedy financiers or business as usual? - Chris Wright As the occupy movement in the US this week shifts its attention from the shiny crystallisations of…
Solidarity against sexism on the shop floor IWW member Angel Gardner goes over some ways of fighting sexism in the workplace through direct action.
These numbers are not from heaven When the People occupy the square, walk in the park. When the People occupy the park, walk in the square. An event is not an Event if one can…
No-strike clauses hold back unions A short article arguing against the US labor movement's reliance on contracts and acceptance of the 'no strike' clause.
Caring: a labor of stolen time Our friend Jennifer Ng wrote this about her job and her organizing at a nursing home. It deals with a lot of issues about the commodification of…
Workers, the state, and struggle Article about the state and ways that struggles by workers sometimes reinforce capitalism.
Blockade – Strike – Communize? Flyer from the "Occupy" movement's December 12 blockade of West Coast ports in the US, analyzing the blockade, plans for a general strike, and…