The Anti-War Movement And The Working Class
Anti-war demonstrations are a form of militant lobbying. Even radical direct action and civil disobedience aim to convince power-holders to do something different. This faith in government is misplaced.
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Lessons from the Metro Grocery Workers’ Strike
In a bureaucratic union, the members’ goals are not the same as those of union executives. This was evident when Unifor union officials praised a contract that was actually another pay cut.
Class Marriage or Class War? The Ontario Education Workers’ Strike
The Ontario education workers’ strike showed the tremendous power of the working class and the failure to use that power to advance workers’ demands. Understanding what happened is essential to unite the labor movement and win the class war.
Marxism and Psychology
Biological psychiatry treats mental distress as an individual defect. Marxism treats it as the inevitable consequence of capitalist oppression.
Fighting to Win
“Reviving the Strike” explains that workers’ only real bargaining power is their ability to stop production and they can do this only by fighting as a class.
Solidarity Divided: A Return to Class Politics?
“Solidarity Divided” argues that unions must be fundamentally transformed to champion the interests of the entire working class.
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