Archives: Popular Struggles
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Reclaiming Work
The Cycle Couriers Subverting the Gig Economy.
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Lessons from the Amazon Tax Victory in Seattle
Seattle City Council has adopted a tax on Amazon and other big businesses that will bring in at least $214-million a year.
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Rent Strike in Oakland in the Covid Times
Tenants and supporters demonstrated at an Oakland apartment complex where tenants are mounting a rent strike against Mosser Capital.
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There are not enough staff for existing beds
Health Coalition Responds to Ford Government’s Announcement of Enriched Capital Funding for LTC Homes.
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Theory in Revolutionary Times
The articles gathered in Class, Party, Revolution mostly span the journal’s first decade, coinciding with a period seen as a time of intense contradictions.
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Bill 32 a direct attack on workers’ rights
The Kenney government in Alberta has tabled much-dreaded legislation that will severely restrict union activities and worker organizing.
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Pandemic Economics
Around 2.7 billion workers worldwide have been affected by full or partial lockdown measures to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
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Stop Bill 195
The Bill empowers employers to change workers’ shifts with no consultation – whether they have childcare issues or not.
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The Revolutionary Life of Paul Robeson
Scholar Gerald Horne on the great anti-fascist singer, artist, and rebel.
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Supreme Court Upholds Tribal Sovereignty in Olahoma
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has ruled that much of eastern Oklahoma, constituting nearly half the state, is Native American land.
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30th anniversary of the 1990 Oka Crisis
Long after the media cameras leave today, our struggle in the defense of our Kanien’kehá:ka Homelands will continue.
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Fifteen years of BDS has united all Palestinians and their supporters
The movement against Israeli apartheid has a long history and deep roots, but it was on 9 July 2005 that it was established formally.