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3 Ways Workers’ Rights Are on the Chopping Block Under President Trump
Judging by the first Trump administration, workers and unions are set to face new attacks and a roll back of rights.
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Whole Foods Workers File for First-Ever Union, Defying Amazon
On November 22, Whole Foods Workers United officially declared its intention to unionize with the United Food and Commercial ...
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Teachers Union Staff Faced An Unexpected Labor Adversary—The Union That Employs Them
The National Education Association is the largest union in the country—so large that its 350 employees have a union of their ...
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Wall Street Took Over a Vital Sign Language Service—And Started Union Busting
Workers fighting to improve video interpretation services for Deaf people face a huge obstacle: the private equity groups ...
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Rehearsing the Future
“ To vision futures,” writes Prentis Hemphill in What It Takes To Heal, ​ “ is to conjure something that sits outside of your ...
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Love, Life and Revolution
An excerpt from former Palestinian prisoner Wisam Rafeedie’s autobiographical novel The Trinity of Fundamentals .
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In States Across the Country, Voters Chose to Take On Inequality
If you’ve ever questioned whether our country has an inequality problem, this election should provide all the evidence you ...
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Out of the Ashes
Rather than running on a bold redistributive agenda and naming clear enemies — billionaires, Big Pharma, corporate executives ...
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Don't Despair, Organize
Our job on the left is to translate outrage over Trump's agenda into action toward a truly transformational vision.
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The Power of Dumb
There is a power that dumb things have in this world. It is not the power of imperviousness to criticism, but rather of being so permeable that all criticism passes through with no effect, like ...
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Two Parties, One Genocide
The night before Election Day, a group of Palestinian women gathered in a Logan Square apartment to work on their tatreez, hand-stitched embroidery projects. They cursed Trump, Harris and the U.S.