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Chicago Teachers Take Wildcat Action in the Face of Unsafe COVID Conditions

Submitted by R Totale on Jan 9 2021 18:55

Report from Chicago IWW about recent wildcat strike actions by Chicago area teachers in the face of unsafe working conditions.

Prisoner Solidarity is Strength: IWOC Ireland interview John Paul Wootton

As part of a series of articles and interviews IWOC Ireland talks with political prisoner John Paul Wootton, of the Craigavon Two. As an anarchist and political prisoner, John Paul talks here briefly on how prisoners campaign and fight back on the inside.

Barricade Bulletin 03 - March 2017

Issue 3 of Barricade Bulletin, with articles on police harassment of pro-choice activists, a talk from French antifascists about the situation there, the international women's strike movement, an IWW meeting, and the internment of Republican activist Tony Taylor.

Does working from home weaken the working class? - Bluebirdbeta

An article about the challenges of workplace organising when working from home, first published by New Syndicalist.This piece came about from conversations within IWW Cymru, and we hope that it kicks off discussion in the wider labour movement.

די דעפּאָרטאַציאָן

איינע פון די זיעגע אין דעם קאַמף צו מאַכען אונזער זאָגענאַנטע „פרייע רעפּובליק“ פאַר אַן אמת’ע סאָוועטען רעפּובליק, איז געווען די בעפרייאונג פון די 12 חברים וועלכע זיינען געווען פערהאַלטען אין עליס איילאַנד, דעפּארטירט צו ווערען מיט די אַנדערע.

The Deportation

In the struggle to make our so-called "free republic" into a truly soviet republic, one victory was the release of the 12 comrades who were arrested on Ellis Island and to be deported alongside others.

Interview: IWW Shop Workers - Black Flag

We recently heard of that the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) had managed to establish a job shop in Hampshire, and took the opportunity to interview Ray Carr, the IWW delegate involved, recently.

From Black Flag #214 1998.

Devon Wobbly Success

An article from Black Flag #215.

Interview with Esther and Sam DoIgoff – Doug Richardson

An interview with longtime anarchists Esther and Sam Dolgoff on the anarchist movement in the United States from the 1920s to the 1970s, published in the Spring 1975 edition of the journal Black Rose.