Ike's Work in Progress
Ike GittlenWorking Families, Union Activism and the World Around Us
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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On the Meaning of "Pro-Worker"
On the Meaning of “Pro-Worker”: Most politicians understand the power of identifying with working Americans. They will declare themselves “pro-worker”. They’ll seek to connect with us by telling us about their great grandmothers first-co...
Why Am I Doing This?
A while back I realized that doing responses to meme’s and postings on Facebook was an endless and surface way to give voice to my almost 50 years in the labor movement. A few months ago I posted a longer piece that attempted to give a blue...
On the Blue Collar Challenge
On the Blue-Collar Challenge: The truth is that labor has to up its game. To do that, we need a mix of the old and lots of innovation. It’s disturbing to admit, but we’ve been out-organized on what should be our home turf. That’s nothin...
On Fearing Taylor Swift
On Fearing Taylor Swift: All the negativity being heaped on pop icon Taylor Swift reveals a basic fear held by one wing of our political world. A fear they don’t want to show. They are scared to death of our young people. And they want ...
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49 yr Steelworker Union Activist - These posts are solely my own views
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