Workers unite!

Art museum firings set off blaze of solidarity, resistance

Boston — Over 50 art enthusiasts, community members and labor activists came out to a July 29 rally and informational…

August 2, 2017

Fight racist oppression in Wisconsin

Scott Walker’s attack on public sector unions in 2011 made national headlines and spurred a spontaneous, working-class uprising in Madison,…

July 30, 2017

On the picket line

N.Y. state farmworkers sue for right to organize The New York Civil Liberties Union argued before the state Supreme Court…

July 30, 2017

North Carolina farmworkers protest attack on their right to organize

Raleigh, N.C. — The Farm Labor Organizing Committee and other labor and community allies rallied July 18 at the state…

July 24, 2017

HEALTH CARE CRISIS: Tufts nurses strike for patient safety, pensions

Hundreds of cheering nurses streamed into the lobby of Boston’s Tufts Medical Center at 7 a.m. on July 17, wearing…

July 20, 2017

Little Steel Strike, Part 2: Murders, mass arrests and union militancy

1937 Little Steel Strike, Part 1: Capitalists expose their brutality In 1937, Youngstown, Ohio, had a population of 170,000. On…

July 20, 2017

MISSISSIPPI auto workers on road to historic union vote

In a historic action on July 10, workers at the Canton, Miss., Nissan automobile manufacturing plant filed a petition with…

July 18, 2017

Unions, communities in U.S. embrace Cuban labor leader

Victor Manuel Lemagne Sánchez, secretary general of Cuba’s hotel and tourism union and elected delegate to Cuba’s National Assembly, recently…

July 18, 2017

San Diego, July 5: Latinx group, union members welcome Cuban labor leader

On July 5, San Diego welcomed the historic visit of Victor Manuel Lemagne Sánchez, a representative of the Cuban Workers…

July 18, 2017

Chicago, July 7: Cuban unions as the voice of the workers

Over 60 people came out in Chicago on July 7 to greet Cuban labor leader Victor Manuel Lemagne Sánchez.  A…

July 18, 2017