Socialist women in Texas vow to take on abortion bans and ills of capitalism in “Women’s Socialism Conference”
The Women’s Socialism Conference brought together dozens of socialists and activists from across the state of Texas
Black labor history: How Black workers are overcoming historic obstacles to labor organizing in the South
Organizers in the US South fight back against racist right to work laws which only serve to “divide” workers
Labor movement leaders pledge to keep up the fight following Trump’s win
Labor leaders weigh in on the very real threats Trump poses to the organized and unorganized workers
“We are building a union by any means necessary”: cross-sector union launched in the US south
Workers in the Southern United States are banding together to form the Union of Southern Service Workers to fight for higher wages, dignity, and against racism
The midterms prove it: Conservative or not, the people of the US are ready for transformative change
The people of the US, including in traditionally conservative states, welcomed left-wing policies and rejected extreme-right candidates at the midterm ballots
US House of Representatives passes bill to protect labor union rights
The law seeks to penalize companies for violating federal labor board guidelines and if enacted will override state-level anti-union laws called “right-to-work” legislation
Why Amazon is fighting so hard to stop warehouse workers from unionizing
Workers at one of Amazon’s warehouses are deciding whether or not to join a union. Amazon’s union-busting efforts indicate just how important the vote is
Crucial vote to decide unionization of Amazon workers in Alabama
Amazon workers are making history with the second-ever vote on unionization in the company’s US warehouses
Working class groups protest layoffs by ArcelorMittal in Luxembourg
The steel corporation ArcelorMittal announced that it would lay off up to 570 employees. The company is citing COVID-19 but critics say ‘redundancies’ were planned much before






