1977-80: Gay Activists Boycott Orange Juice
Submitted by Reddebrek on Jan 25 2017 03:46
A rather strange chapter in history, Miami Dade county passed an ordinance banning discrimination against homosexuals in housing or employment, quite rare for 1977. In response a former beauty queen/popstar and an orange juice company worked to over turn the ordinance, which prompted a boycott of orange juice and the creation of a new snakebite, and a pie attack.
Putting labor’s house in order: the Transport Workers Union and labor anti-Communism in Miami during the 1940s
Submitted by Anonymous on Sep 25 2014 03:59
An essay by Alex Lichtenstein about how 'red-baiting' and anti-Communism effected a CIO union in Miami during the 1940s.
Fighting back in high-end hotels: an interview with a Miami Wobbly
An interview with an IWW member in Miami about working in hotels.
Taxing our lives: unpaid costs and wages in transit
Submitted by s.nappalos on May 3 2013 12:43
An article about transit, its relationship to work and capitalism, and an exploration of a revolutionary anti-capitalist orientation towards transit struggles.
From the square to the block to the shop: spread the occupation amid the whirlwind of crisis
Statement aimed at the #Occupy movement from Miami Autonomy & Solidarity
