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A group of people smiling triumphantly, holding pieces of paper. Most are women; many wear scrubs and puffy shower-cap type covers on their heads.

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Book Review: ‘On the Line,’ By Daisy Pitkin

Eric Dirnbach

This new memoir by a union organizer recounts dramatic organizing campaigns with laundry workers and offers thoughts on building worker solidarity and power.

Flyer for Power Concedes Nothing book discussion with headshots of all three speakers

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Governing Power

Power Concedes Nothing: A Talk with Book Contributors

Hosted by

Alex Han

Speakers: Maurice Mitchell, Working Families Party; Stephanie Greenlea, UNITE HERE; Rose Mendelsohn, Seed the Vote, facilitated by Alex Hahn, Convergence

Women in 1930s style coats and hats gather around a table that has a sign on the side reading "Learn to Vote" in Englisn and Yiddish. A campaign poster for FDR hangs on the wall.

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Organizing, Politics, Mood: Reflections on the 1930s

Glenn Perušek

Political and workplace organizing inform and strengthen each other. Morale—a collective sense of possibility—fuels both.

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