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:: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 ::
Laboring for Justice in 2004 By Dorian T. Warren, In These Times
This is a critical year for the labor movement as it attempts to revitalize and transform itself into a national progressive political force. The outcome of several major organizing campaigns and unions’ impact on the end result of the fall elections will determine the course of economic and social justice for generations to come. Yet with much of the discussion focused on strategies for union growth and political mobilization, it is worthwhile to discuss what has plagued the American labor movement throughout its history: recognizing the multiple identities and injustices of its members and potential members.------------------------------------------- posted 6:52 AM :: reference link ::
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