Tag Archives: IWW
Forgotten Classic: Workers’ Movements in the United States Confront Imperialism
The Progressive Era Experience by David Montgomery. This was the subject of one of Advance the Struggle’s first posts, which was reported to be viewed by only one person. How is that possible? It demands a re-release! As a … Continue reading
Fight Police Brutality With the ILWU – This Saturday 10/23!
ILWU Local Ten is shutting down the port on October 23rd, calling for justice for Oscar Grant, with a rally taking place at noon on 14th Broadway. This is significant! The array of organizing that took place — media outreach, … Continue reading
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Vincent St. John: Serious Labor Militant but Often Overlooked
Buried in Oakland California, Vincent St John is one of the most important and unkown labor militants in American history. He always stayed committed to his semi anarcho revolutionary syndicalist politics and never joined or supported any political party including … Continue reading
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Anti-Racism in the Class Struggle
Ben Fletcher was a Black member of the Indusrial Workers of the World who led strikes at the ports in Pennsylvania in 1912, integrating and uniting Black and White workers against racism and exploitation. Threatenend by the government, he was … Continue reading
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