Economic Justice

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Labor Organizing

Black Feminist Theory

Beverly Guy-Sheftall: All Our Oppressions are Interconnected

by: Sheri Davis; and Steven Pitts
Article published:: April 23, 2022

Labor Organizing

Black Feminist Theory

Children gathered around a piece of cloth, possibly part of an umbrella

What Is the New Common Sense?

By: Convergence Magazine

Labor Organizing

Higher Ed Labor Unites for Equity for All: Faculty, Staff and Students

By: Aimee Loiselle ,; Helena Worthen ,; Tracy Berger ,; and Trent McDonald

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Lester K. Spence: Power makes durable shifts in politics, economics & culture

By: Steven Pitts; and Toussaint Losier

A solitary worker in a mask and apron wipes down a restaurant counter, though the sign on the door says “open for business.”

Labor Organizing

Dying to Serve? A Restaurant Worker’s Plea for Organizing

By: Samantha Ferraro

Labor Organizing

2022 Midterm Elections

From #striketober to the Midterms

By: Alex Han; and Maurice Mitchell

Natalia Aristizabal-Betancur: New York Wants Immigration Juustice

By: Jennifer Disla

Left side: in the foreground, a person in a red jacket, from the back, fist raised saluting an inflatable rat in the back of a pickup. Right, a car with "prime customer caravan" sign in the window.

Labor Organizing

What Can Organizers at Amazon Learn From Walmart? Part 3

By: Alex Han

A diverse group of people, mostly women, wearing orange safety vests, gathered around a table in a break room and smiling.

Labor Organizing

What Can Organizers at Amazon Learn From Walmart? Part 2

By: Alex Han

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