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A victory at Bessemer would be great. But even without that workers at Amazon, Walmart, and Microsoft will continue to organize. Why? Because management can never represent the interests of the workforce.

Rebellion in 2020 – The fury only grows

People making power, challenges to center-left heads of state, new developments in Nigeria and Namibia, Engels at 200, and more

Reinventing media after the election — and more news and analysis from the media/tech world

At a time of pandemic-related crises all throughout our society, the crisis in childcare is particularly brutal. There’s only one solution: free public early childhood education for all.

Labor organizations and tenants’ associations have a lot of common ground. After all, tenants are workers, and workers need housing. Decades ago, unions built affordable housing cooperatives for workers.

Opposing views on Mexico's leader, international statements on the upsurge in the US, and more

Workers asked to work in situations that present a danger to their health and safety have rights, and they should not be afraid to assert them.

But oil industry pollution doesn't hurt human health in times of disaster only. It turns out that a common type of pollution emitted by the oil industry during normal operations may be making exposed people more vulnerable to the COVID-19.

As the numbers of confirmed coronavirus cases climb inside the nation’s jails and prisons, incarcerated people and their family members fear for their lives.