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Stories with working-class people, about working-class places and working-class organizing.

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SOS from Palmer Township

Volunteers for a very wacky event that helped make sense of this moment in Lehigh Valley, PA. You need to read the story for this picture to make sense :) Photo by autor.

As I pack to head out of town, my neighbor asks where I am going. “...

7 days ago
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How A Western NC Gardener is Loving His Neighbors as Himself

Ross Spindler’s 16 acres is more than a farm and community garden. While Ross firmly believes that feeding people is the most noble cause one can undertake, his undeniable dedication to humanity has planted a different kind of seed. A seed...

12 days ago
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The things moms need.

When you talk about the working class, you are talking about moms.

Recently, I posted a story on social media about people fighting for public goods; a Somali family organizing to protect public housing, parents working to fund public scho...

17 days ago
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Small Towns Defy Big Tech

Catboy69, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

It’s a hot day, but it’s cool inside Carol Newsome’s thick-walled family cabin. Outside the trees are humming with cicadas and peepers in the humid North Carolina heat.

The kitchen table is crowd...

a month ago
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Don't Let Them Take What's Ours

Kaaha Kaahiye and her mom at a celebration at Glendale in Minneapolis. Photo by Kyra Nygaard, 2023, and provided by Kaaha.

Kaaha Kaahiye is showing me around Glendale Homes, where she grew up. She talks quickly and enthusiastically, pointi...

a month ago
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Authors

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  • Gwen Frisbie-Fulton

    Mom, writer, organizer, Southerner. All things working-class. Writes @workingclassstories here on Substack.

  • Sue Granzella

    Giving voice to teachers and librarians in the age of education culture wars. Teacher, author, fan of stand-up comedy, and stalker of dogs.

  • Stevie Brooks

    Stevie is a proud, lifelong Western North Carolinian. As a community organizer and founder of Kudzu Coalition in Cleveland County, she is an advocate for rural voices and ensuring that the stories of her neighbors reflect their lived experiences.

  • Milton Lindsay

    Documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Philadelphia.

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