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Left-Critic Consciousness and a Right Kind of Worker

Left-Critic Consciousness and a Right Kind of Worker

If we’re going to criticize trade-union consciousness, we should do the same for “left-critic consciousness,” which too often privileges a “right kind” of worker.
Benjamin Y. Fong Aug 28, 2024
Class Divides in the Politics of Building

Class Divides in the Politics of Building

The turn to a “politics of building” is a welcome change in environmental thinking, but the green Left is still at odds in important ways with the labor movement, which better understands what is needed for deep decarbonization and, most importantly, has the power to help bring it about.
Matt Huber Apr 24, 2024
The Utility of Utilities

The Utility of Utilities

Climate activists are no fans of electric utilities. But the market-based alternatives that they often prefer—for rolling out renewable technologies faster than utilities—will not deliver infrastructural change at the scale we need.
Matt Huber, Fred Stafford Apr 1, 2024
Can the Republican Party Become A Vehicle for Equality?

Can the Republican Party Become A Vehicle for Equality?

A Reply to Sohrab Ahmari.
Dustin Guastella Dec 7, 2023
A. Philip Randolph on Labor Day and Racial Justice

A. Philip Randolph on Labor Day and Racial Justice

A. Philip Randolph was one of the most prominent civil rights and labor leaders of the twentieth century. Here his Labor Day address at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh in 1967 is reprinted in full.
A. Philip Randolph Sep 3, 2023

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