Vietnam: 6,000 workers involved in wildcat strike at clothing factory Inhumane conditions and low wages have led to approximately 6,000 workers going on strike at a…
No justice, no piece! A working girl's guide to labor organizing in the sex industry A manual created by the Exotic Dancers Union in San Francisco from their experiences organizing a…
An “entirely different” kind of union: the Service, Office, and Retail Workers’ Union of Canada (SORWUC), 1972–1986 – Julia Smith An in depth article which examines the Service, Office, and Retail Workers’ Union…
Sex work organisation in the global south An overview by Gregor Gall of sex workers' organising and unionisation efforts in Asia, Africa and Latin America.
London women tram workers: equal pay strike 1918 Interesting additional information about the 1918 strike of women workers on London transport.
Violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville ends in murder Charlottesville, VA – The “Unite The Right” rally took place as scheduled in Emancipation Park on…
What is a workplace? Race, workplace struggle, and the IWW Factory committees, shop floors, collective bargaining, contracts. What do those words mean to you?…
Marie E.J. Pitt, 1869-1948 A short biography of Australian radical poet, feminist and ecologist Marie EJ Pitt, written by PD Gardner. We reproduce the article in its…
No to the draft! Maria Occhipinti and the Ragusa revolt of January 1945 A short account by Meno Occhipinti of the Ragusa revolt, and the role Maria Occhipinti played in it.
She stood on the barricades - Robyn Karina A brief account of Elisabeth Dmitrieff, an eager revolutionary from Russia, and her journey in organising thousands of working class women during…
Tracing Louise Michel in the Pacific An extremely well-researched text by Paul Mason exploring exiled Paris Communard Louise Michel's time imprisoned on the French colony of New…
On leaving Russia Russian Jewish anarchist Mollie Steimer, who was deported to Russia, on her being deported from Russia by the Bolsheviks for condemning their persecution of revolutionary workers.