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What Does It Take to Win a Strike?
John Womackâs Labor Power and Strategy makes the case that by targeting strategic industries, workers can not only win power for themselves but also for labor generally. By David Bacon The Nation Half a century ago, long before the Internet, I got a job in a huge semiconductor plant. In Silicon Valleyâs factories, we tried to organize a union, arguing that this industry sat at the heart of the US economy.
To See Ourselves
Story This poetic, deeply moving documentary is the untold story of the heart behind the politics during this historic crossroads for Scotland. In TO SEE OURSELVES we watch the referendum unfold in the small, east coast town of Musselburgh as irrepressible local campaigner, Fraser McAllister, strives for his dream of social reform.
We Go Where They Go: The Story of Anti-Racist Action
By Firestorm Coop Three contributing authors from âWe Go Where They Goâ discuss their new book on the history of Anti-Racist Action (ARA) and the thrilling story of a massive, forgotten youth movement that set the stage for todayâs anti-fascist organizing in North America. ââ Based on extensive interviews with dozens of ARA participants, We Go Where They Go tells ARAâs story from within, giving voice to those who risked their safety in their own defense and in solidarity with others.
The Penitential Act - A short film by Ben Lyons
Story The story follows John, a young man who believes he deserves unending punishment, shame, and humiliation, as he returns to the harsh North-West England of the 1980s following a period in prison. Discovering that his family has abandoned him, John is left alone and homeless, finding pleasure only in provoking others as he forges a path of self-destruction.
Care Work in a Wageless World
337 views As the planet burns and pandemics rage, Selma Jamesâs work with the Wages for Housework movement shows that we ignore the labor of care at our own peril.
6 ways to stay focused on movement-building amid the post-election chaos
Almost as clear as the deep divisions within the United States is the exhaustion we feel about the current political process unfolding during a growing wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. The surprises and swings of this post-election period must be met with a careful, nuanced look at the realities we are facing — so we can best prepare and organize today for a more just and peaceful tomorrow.
THE FIRST KISS OF THE NIGHT | A Lesbian Punk movie
Story T is a troubled young non-binary Taiwanese, succumbing to addictive substances, who has chosen heroine to overcome their grief. T runs into Shui an innocent seller of Betel Nuts with a tense relationship with her father, a famous Taoist exorcist who wants to extract the spirits that make her the way she is. At this juncture, through this encounter, and a solid friendship with Big Sister 13, an exiled Kung Fu master from Hong Kong, who lives with HIV/AIDS.
Adam Broomberg for Berlin's Commissioner of Antisemitism
My name is Adam Broomberg. I come from a Jewish family, many of whom were exterminated in the Holocaust. I believe that the lesson we should all have learned from the Shoah is that we must defend the most vulnerable members of society regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality or religion. The current Government and its' so-called Commissioners of Antisemitism seems to have drawn another lesson: To support the apartheid State of Israel at all costs.
Terri Hooley: Seventy-Five Revolutions
“I partied a lot, and I drank a lot and I did drugs, and I had a good time. And I never killed anybody." Terri Hooley about to celebrate his 75th birthday. He’s the record shop champion and the guy that gave critical help to the Undertones, RUDI, the Outcasts and many others. He’s the subject of Good Vibrations, a popular film and a stage musical. To mark his milestone birthday, Terri talks about radical times, conflict, lucky escapes, messy behaviour and the alternative soul of Belfast.
Gay, Black and Blue: The Raid on Blues Bar(Production)
Gay, Black, and Blue: The Raid On Blues Bar is a documentary short that tells the history of the Blues Bar Raid of 1982, the last gay bar raid in New York City's history. On September 29, 1982, the New York Police Department raided a small black LGBTQ+ bar in Time Square. During the nearly 30-minute attack, NYPD officers attacked 40 patrons inside the tiny Bar. The raid resulted in a 1,500 protest of LGBTQ+ individuals across racial and class divisions.
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