In Pittsburgh, Local Journalism Is Worth the Fight
Having two major news sources in the city owned by notoriously anti-worker management can’t be good. For local journalism to be good, local journalism jobs need to be good.
Having two major news sources in the city owned by notoriously anti-worker management can’t be good. For local journalism to be good, local journalism jobs need to be good.
Cooperative games don’t have to be cooperative just amongst players around a table, that cooperation can be the solidarity players feel (and act on) for workers.
Of course, the irony here is that 30 years ago, the Post-Gazette found itself in the midst of a similar strike. And it’s the only reason the Post-Gazette is still around today.
In the 1980s, the Flint, Michigan-based Center for New Work proposed a radically different industrial future.
Georgia-Pacific, a national papermaking giant, plans to close Green Bay’s oldest union paper mill amid a labor revitalization.
A conversation with Kim Kelly, author of 'Fight Like Hell.'
Could the events of 1934 provide a blueprint for a reinvigorated working-class movement?
McKeesport, Pennsylvania has been through two Great Depressions. Its recovery from the first holds lessons for today.
On Chicago's southwest side, activists say a massive new distribution center needs to benefit the community.
Before my junior year of college, in 1972, I worked at the manufacturing plant where my father was a foreman. It was an education.
Amid declining union power and attacks on organized labor, some Rust Belt workers are turning to worker-owned cooperatives.
In 2018, a West Virginia teacher’s secret Facebook group sparked a "union renaissance” in the tradition of Mother Jones.