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Sarah Jaffe

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Labor Rising

Is the working class experiencing a new CIO moment?

by Sarah Jaffe via The Progressive on October 10, 2022
The Country That Could Not Mourn

The Covid-19 pandemic has shown just how hard it is for Americans to grieve.

by Sarah Jaffe via The New Republic
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on September 23, 2022
The Road Not Taken

The shuttering of the GM works in Lordstown will also bury a lost chapter in the fight for workers’ control.

by Sarah Jaffe via The New Republic
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on June 24, 2019
The Factory in the Family

The radical vision of Wages for Housework.

by Sarah Jaffe via The Nation
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on March 14, 2018
The History of Scabby the Rat

The most visible symbol of a labor movement that isn't dead yet, that is willing to fight, not just make backroom deals.

by Sarah Jaffe, Molly Crabapple via Vice on March 7, 2013

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Protests for Renée Nicole Good in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

A Visual Tour of Minneapolis’ Radical History

The city’s all-out rebellion against ICE builds on more than a century of labor and social justice organizing, explains archivist Isaac Silver.

by Tori Gantz via In These Times on January 28, 2026

Labor day parade

Just Transition: Learning From the Tactics of Past Labor Movements

It is time to recognize the power that organized labor can wield to fight for environmental, economic and social justice.

by Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò, Dylan Plummer via The Trouble on October 12, 2023

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