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Sarah Jaffe
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Sarah Jaffe is a reporting fellow at Type Media Center and the author of Necessary Trouble: Americans in Revolt . She is at work on her next book, about the expectation of loving your work.
Despite the Janus decision and years of labor losses, the Chicago Teachers Union has figured out how to organize—and win.
For the president of the Association of Flight Attendants, radical politics starts in the workplace.
As teachers in Denver and Oakland head toward their own strikes, it’s worth doubling down on the lessons from LA.
How LA’s teachers joined forces with the community and won a landmark labor contract.
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In 2014, a progressive Union Power caucus took over UTLA—and that has made all the difference.
Yes, raises are important, but LA’s teachers are striking so their students have a fair shot at an education.
March 14, 2018
A new book edited by Silvia Federici and Arlen Austin helps capture the excitement and ideas of a movement that had modest origins but spread around the world within several years.
Trump’s tax break was not enough. Truly addressing the plight of the American working class means confronting the problems of global capitalism.
The Workers’ Project in Indiana has been uniting undocumented immigrants with white union workers since long before Trump hit the campaign trail.
Can Teachout’s radical optimism prevail in the Hudson Valley?
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