Scott McLemee Putting protests in perspective “Reading” a massive nationwide protest means understanding how it has made use of the examples of previous mobilizations.
Obrero Socialista ¿Quién cerró el cierre? No fueron los demócratas, sino que trabajadores federales, los que forzaron a la administración Trump a reabrir el gobierno.
Interview: Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor Fighting racism with a racist in the White House How do we make sure that issues related to fighting racism are brought to the center of all the struggles that we are a part of today?
Nate Goldbaum A new challenge by Chicago charter teachers Teachers at four charter schools in Chicago are on strike in a battle over all the issues that have been a part of the teacher strike wave.
Pranav Jani Lessons in class consciousness from striking faculty A professor describes how building solidarity with the Wright State strike helped advance workplace organization on his own campus.
Dennis Kosuth The CPS nursing shortage is causing pain Certified school nurses are trained educators — and could become an important part of the school community as health experts.
Readers’ View Views in brief We can be critical of the U.S. and Maduro | What we need to win a Green New Deal? | A betrayal of trans rights | Will unions stand up to Amazon?
Interview: Nicole McCormick They want to punish us for winning in West Virginia A West Virginia teacher explains what Republicans are up to with their new attack — and how educators are organizing the fightback.
By a federal worker Will labor learn the lessons of the shutdown? With the threat of another shutdown coming later this month, federal workers and their unions have to get ready for another fight.
Kris Parker and Héctor A. Rivera LA charter teachers win their strike, too The new contract at an LA charter network won’t get the headlines of the public school teachers’ strike, but it’s a big win for unions.
