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Thousands of Amazon workers went on strike in over 20 countries on Nov. 29 — so-called “Black Friday,” the busiest day of the year for retail warehouse workers. The strikes and demonstrations were part of the fifth annual “Make Amazon Pay” global day of action, which has highlighted the fact that Am
Well, if you’re an Amazon or Starbucks worker and that person is the CEO, there’s only one answer. Give the boss a strike!
Supporters of Palestinian liberation held a militant march Jan. 12 through Lakewood, a suburb of Cleveland. Chants included, “There is only one solution, intifada revolution!” and “Brick by brick, wall by wall, apartheid is going to fall.” More than a dozen community and activist groups endorsed the march.
The response to the tragic, unprecedented fires raging in Los Angeles has by and large been one of compassion. This is true even from a poor country such as Mexico, which has dispatched its own firefighters to offer assistance.
Cilantro Taqueria in Cleveland Heights, Ohio,was especially crowded, even for a Saturday night, on Feb. 1. People came out to express solidarity and outrage over the arrest of six Cilantro workers by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on Jan. 26. The workers were taken to the ICE detention center in Geauga County, over 20 miles east of Cleveland Heights.
With the victory of the 44-day Flint Sit-down Strike on Feb. 11, 1937, General Motors was forced to recognize the United Auto Workers union as the representative of GM workers. In March of 1937, a sit-down of thousands of Chrysler workers in Detroit won a similar victory.Ford, however, remai
Despite snow and freezing temperatures, federal workers in Cleveland turned out Feb. 20 to protest the mass layoffs initiated by President Donald Trump and multibillionaire Elon Musk. Members of the American Federation of Government Employees gathered outside the federal building where many of them work, chanting, “Fight back!” They held signs reading “Workers over billionaires!” and “Stop the billionaires’ coup!” Speakers included AFGE leaders representing various departments in the federal government.
The 11th National Conference of the All India Central Council of Trade Unions (AICCTU), held February 24-26, brought workers from a range of sectors together. They included sanitation workers, construction workers, domestic workers, miners, street vendors, scheme workers, gig workers and others from throughout India.
Working-class women and gender-oppressed people have a long, proud history of struggle.
ClevelandDemonstrations against the agenda of President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, held outside Tesla dealerships, took place in many cities on March 15. Over 500 people lined both sides of a major thoroughfare near a dealership in Cleveland.Most of the demonstrators carried homemade pl
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