Bill Fletcher Jr.

Bill Fletcher Jr. is an internationally known trade unionist, international solidarity activist and writer.

Contributions from Bill Fletcher Jr.

Campaigns and Movements: How Are They Connected, How Do They Differ?

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.; and Carl Davidson

Labor Organizing

A Good Day in Our Movement: Organizers Debate in ‘Labor Power and Strategy’

By: Bill Fletcher Jr. ,; Jane McAlevey ,; Peter Olney ,; and Stephanie Luce

On Four Global Contradictions

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.; and Jerry Harris

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Bill Fletcher: Keep Fighting Till the Lights Go Out

By: Steven Pitts

Jan. 6 Insurrection at the US Capitol

‘B4’ It’s Too Late: The Socialist Left’s Role in Fighting Autocracy

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.

Q&A: Navigating the Left’s Ukraine Debate

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.; and Elly Leary

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Time to Re-Align: We Can’t Win From Our Safety Zones

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.; and Bill Gallegos

Will Jones: How Labor Built the March on Washington

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.; and Steven Pitts

Bert Bayou: We meet our members where they live

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.; and Steven Pitts

Black Work Talk by Convergence

April Verrett: Care workers bridge the partisan divide

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.; and Steven Pitts

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Rob Baril: Health workers say ‘take your knee off our necks’

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.; and Steven Pitts

In the center of the photo, a milky-skinned blonde woman with heavy black rectangular glasses and a form-fitting teal blue dress looks at another woman at the left side of the photo. The woman on the left is talking animatedly, pumping one arm; she wears a red T-shirt, is also white, looks sunburned.

The Democrats as the ‘Un-Republican’ Party

By: Bill Fletcher Jr.