Labor

Racial Justice

Organizing Black Workers: A Conversation Across Generations (Part 2)

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Toussaint Losier and Bianca Cunningham

This is the second of two episodes drawn from “Black Labor Struggles Over Time,” the Black Work Talk panel at the 2022 Labor Notes…

A dense row of people in wheelchairs, with other people standing behind them, and a big “NY” sculpture behind them. Crowd is diverse, with colorful clothes and red signs reading “Fair Pay.”

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Health Justice

‘Strong and Loving, Relentless and Fierce’: NY Home Care Workers Win Big

Stephanie Luce and Ilana Berger

Years of organizing led by home care workers, older adults, disabled people and family caregivers put home care on the map—and won much-needed raises for workers.

Posed group shot of about 25 people in casual summer dress, smiling, some with fists in the air. Many hold signs with Anthony Quezada’s name on them; a few have “United Working Families” signs, and a banner in the background reads “United Neighbors of the 35th Ward.”

Electoral Strategy
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Democracy

Progressives’ Teamwork Beats a Crowded Field

Will Guzzardi

Learning from local work: Coordinated campaigning by grassroots organizations and progressive electeds helped community organizer Anthony Quezada win his Cook County Commission seat.

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Organizing Black Workers: A Conversation Across Generations (Part 2)

‘Strong and Loving, Relentless and Fierce’: NY Home Care Workers Win Big

Progressives’ Teamwork Beats a Crowded Field

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