Strikes, Immigrants, and the Politics of Listening
In this episode, we run through a wave of labor fights and political organizing that all point to the same thing: working people are done waiting their turn. From teachers in San Francisco forcing movement after a historic strike, to nurses in New York City refusing to be rushed into a weak contract, to health care workers walking out at Kaiser Permanente, this is what collective power looks like in real time. We also dig into the fight at JBS in Greeley, where Haitian workers are organizing under brutal conditions while navigating immigration threats — and why their near-unanimous strike…
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