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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

A robust Black woman stands at a makeshift podium in a winter coat; two other women behind her hold signs saying "SOS:Save Our Schools," and "Fund our schools"

Building Local Power

This Could Be the Moment to Take Back Chicago

By: Jackson Potter

White people sitting in lawn chairs wearing UMWA T-shirts and caps; sign in the foreground reads "We Are One," and one in the background says "UMWA On Strike."

Labor Organizing

‘Who Gets the Bird?’: Looking the Real Labor Movement in the Eye

By: Jonah Furman

A diverse group of people putting outstretched hands together

Leadership and Accountability

Organizing Practice

Balancing Accountability and Grace: Introduction

By: Jennifer Disla

Black woman in a T-shirt that reads :Take Back 2020.'She's smiling broadly, both arms stretched up and to the side, holding a tablet in one hand.

Labor Organizing

2020 Election Strategy

‘Power Concedes Nothing’ Preview: UNITE HERE

By: Convergence Magazine

Workers at a rally, mostly women, many Black, many wearing hospital scrubs.

Who Is Working-Class, and Why It Matters

By: Van Gosse

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Criminal Justice Reform

Mariame Kaba: Organizing is the How

By: Steven Pitts; and Toussaint Losier

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

What Is the New Common Sense?

By: Convergence Magazine

People-almost all women- standing at the back of a multi-purpose room listening to a meeting. The home-made signs they hold talk about pay parity and respect. There's a woman in a wheelchair wearing an oxygen mask in the foreground.

Labor Organizing

Can HELU Ride the Tiger?

By: Helena Worthen

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