From Apathy to Rebellion: What Makes Workers Fight?

Update: 2018-07-12

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From Apathy to Rebellion

What Makes Workers Fight?

Jen Roesch

Socialism 2018

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The teachers' rebellion that broke out in West Virginia this spring followed years of historically low strike levels. And rather than emerging in the places where unions are strongest and most organized, these strikes have rocked the so-called "red states" - places where Trump won handily and governed by Republican governors and legislatures.

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