The Labor Movement is a Mess... and What We Can Do About It
Marc KaganMarc Kagan, long-time union activist and author of the forthcoming Take Back the Power: The Fall and Rise and Fall of NYC's Transport Workers Union, 1975-2009, writes about contemporary and historical labor issues.
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Former transit worker, TWU Local 100 staff, high school Social Studies teacher, now a CUNY Adjunct teaching labor history and labor politics. Substack at marckagan.substack.com
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