My great-grandfather, a strike leader, paid dearly for his activism
In 1919, the Boston Globe published his letter protesting the way the police treated striking textile workers
In 1919, the Boston Globe published his letter protesting the way the police treated striking textile workers
Poor treatment starts to feel normal, and it takes a paradigm shift to stand up for one's rights — in Hollywood and Israel
The actress is making headlines for her fiery speech in support of the SAG-AFTRA strike
‘Fleishman,’ ‘Maisel’ and other Jewish shows are up for big wins
A TV veteran who joined the guild in 1973 explains what's at stake
In 1905, Pennsylvania did something unprecedented: It founded America’s first state police force. The new institution, which was more highly militarized than previous law enforcement systems, was created for one reason: The state government wanted a more organized and efficient way to break strikes. The new force approached that mission with zeal — and violence….
Lemlich, a labor activist, suffragette and affordable housing advocate, was born in Ukraine in 1886
As Passover approaches, the Jewish community in New Haven, Connecticut is debating whether they should still do their pre-holiday shopping in the local grocery store with the most kosher options – but which is also subject to a strike by workers, the New Haven Register reported. Employees at more than 200 Stop & Shop stores…
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