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Chicanx politics

Farah’s 50 Years Later

Fifty years ago, thousands of garment workers along the U.S.-Mexico border launched a two-year strike and boycott at Farah Manufacturing. Gabriel Solis draws lessons from their struggle for social movements on the border today.

A man working alone on a laptop at a white table in a room with rows of identical white tables.
Anti-capitalism

Working Alone

In the face of reduced socialization while working, how can a 21st century labor movement develop the bonds required for robust anti-capitalist organization?

Anti-capitalism

Payback Time

Kim Moody argues that the current economic conjuncture is among the most favorable for workers in decades. But might we see the organized militancy required to bring about better working conditions, wages, and contracts?

Anti-capitalism

Coming Home from the Mines

Robert Ovetz reflects on the centenary of the Kansas wildcat coal strikes, considering the role of the Amazon Army and reflecting on lessons to be drawn from this labor history.

COVID-19

Upticks, Waves, and Social Upsurge

Kim Moody explores the significance of Striketober 2021: what it means, and just as importantly, what it doesn’t.

A line of trombonists leads a large military band in full regalia down a wide city street
Education

And the Band Plays On

The role of classical and other U.S. Military Bands in manufacturing patriotism, promoting class distinction, and defending imperialism.

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