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LABORThese are articles previously published by Toward Freedom related to this category. 

Ten Lessons for Today’s Unions from Labor’s Militant History

Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer July 26, 2011 Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer

As the inequalities in wealth continue to grow, some have argued that the decline in the labor movement is a strong contributing factor to this tendency.

Steelworkers outside Mexican embassy

US and Mexico: North American Solidarity Agreement

Kari Lydersen July 20, 2011 Kari Lydersen

Steelworkers in the United States and Canada forge ties with Los Mineros in Mexico.

The National Education Association Flunks a Crucial Test

Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer July 12, 2011 Ann Robertson and Bill Leumer

Organized labor has the resources to pursue its own political agenda where it defends the interests of all working people in the face of this current historic corporate attack.

Egyptian union leader Kamal Abbas

Roots of Egypt’s Revolution: Labor Unions and the Uprising in Tahrir Square

Dan Read June 22, 2011 Dan Read

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“What we witnessed in Egypt and Tunisia, and now in Libya, Syria and Yemen, is that the struggle for freedom is not limited to one nation,” explained Egyptian union leader Kamal Abbas.

Colombian paramilitary group funded by Chiquita

From Chiquita to Nike: Labor Activists Drive Corporations Bananas

John Lasker May 19, 2011 John Lasker

From sweatshops to corporations funding paramilitaries, the businesses that supply the US market often violate human rights and law across the globe. At the same time, workers and workers’ advocacy organizations are fighting back in new and creative ways.

Madison and Beyond: The Fight For Workers’ Rights

David Moberg March 22, 2011 David Moberg

The sheer number of people who marched around the Wisconsin state capitol building to protest Republican Gov. Scott Walker’s plan to cripple and kill public workers’ unions was dramatic.

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