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Posed group shot of about 25 people in casual summer dress, smiling, some with fists in the air. Many hold signs with Anthony Quezada’s name on them; a few have “United Working Families” signs, and a banner in the background reads “United Neighbors of the 35th Ward.”

Electoral Strategy

Progressives’ Teamwork Beats a Crowded Field

Will Guzzardi

Learning from local work: Coordinated campaigning by grassroots organizations and progressive electeds helped community organizer Anthony Quezada win his Cook County Commission seat.

Women at a rally for reproductive rights and justice. Many are yelling. Front and center, a Black woman with a sign that reads in part, “The same people who support war, famine, and poverty in other countries claim to be pro-life. #WhoseLife.”

There Is No Justice Without Reproductive Justice

By

Elise Higgins and Maikiko James

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Organizing Black Workers: A Conversation Across Generations (Part 1)

Hosted by

Toussaint Losier and Bianca Cunningham