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Don’t Surrender Power: A Conversation With Florida Rep. Angie Nixon

Delaney Vandergrift in conversation with Angie Nixon Convergence
Florida has not been lost because people stopped caring. Florida has been lost because too many institutions stopped investing, stopped organizing, stopped showing up. You cannot write off a state and be surprised when people feel written off.

What Starbucks Taught Me About Union-Busting

Jaz Brisack The Nation
A new labor nonprofit called Union Now is trying to help workers weather firings, delays, and first-contract battles. We could’ve used their help in our Starbucks campaigns.

It’s All About the Leaders: Manufacturing Wins in the UAW

Michael Belt, Carla Villanueva New Labor Forum
UAW recent organizing breakthroughs in auto manufacturing in the South, major nationwide strikes, and decisive contract successes raise questions about what lessons we can and can’t draw from the last few years’ record of wins and losses.

How To View Protests Like an Organizer

Tim Hjersted Tim Hjersted Substack
An organizer looks at a mass protest and sees something completely different than the cynic does. Scofing at people showed up and did the work to turn out millions while offering no alternative is just inaction with an alibi.
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