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The Loss in Alabama: What Does it Really Mean?
The Amazon workers in Bessemer, Alabama lost their unionization drive. This defeat must be viewed in the proper context in order to gain the understanding necessary for victory in the future.
April 8, 1952: Truman Tries to Stifle Steel Strike
On April 8, 1952, President Truman ordered the nationalization of the steel mills in an attempt to prevent the workers from striking.
COVID-19 and Workplace Safety: Real Worker Safety Can’t Happen Under Capitalism
The government's ineffective enforcement of workplace safety standards during the pandemic is due to the fundamental pressures of the capitalist system.
Tipping Must End: A Hang-Over from Enslavement
No worker of any race or gender should have their livelihood subjected to pleasing the whims of individual clients. This racist legacy should be abolished, and living wages should be guaranteed for all labor.
The Lowell Mill Strikes—Working Women Organizing in the Industrial Revolution
In February of 1834, the women working at the Lowell, Massachusetts textile mills went on strike against a pay cut - an early demonstration of working women's organizing activity.
