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Learning Resources on Organizing Learning Resources on Organizing Happy May Day! Since today is International Workers’ Day, I think it’s a good time to share this list of learning resources on workplace organizing. The list is divided into the following sections: * For Beginners: How to Organize! * Beginner friendly but more in depth * Big picture * Organizing and activism beyond the workplace I originally posted this list on the IWW subreddit last year, and created the list as a supplement to a video I released on workplace organizing, adding a link to the list in both the video descrip...

Class Consciousness and Working Class Emancipation Discussion with the Angry Workers of the World (AWW) This article originally began as a response to the AWW’s reply to our review of their book Class Power on Zero Hours in Revolutionary Perspectives 16.(1) However, as we were writing it, the AWW published another blog article entitled “The necessity of a revolutionary working class program in times of coup and civil war scenarios”(2) in which we can see that the promised move towards organisation and an escape from reformist demand struggles mentioned at the end of Class Power on Zero ...

Born in the Wild West of West London - An Interview with AngryWorkers This interview was first published by comrades of The Commoner This month we had the pleasure of speaking to AngryWorkers, whose words above perfectly encapsulate their unique take on political praxis. They are a space for enquiry, not union-building; for creating networks of support and resistance, not handing out flags and badges. In this interview you will get to know them and their work a little better, and be confronted with an approach to organising that challenges the unions of the both of the bureaucrats and the ana...

'What an utter shit-storm' - AngryWorkers look back on their 2020 Hope to see you all back in the pit soon... At the end of this messy heap of muffled days, we thought of looking back so as to look forward in anger. This is not a political assessment of the wider social situation, but a summary of stuff we did and circulated during 2020. And the year had started out all good, with some tasty kebabs and Cobras at our favourite Punjabi Kitchen in Greenford, all happy and mask-free together, celebrating a £7,000 victory of our west London solidarity network! Those were the days…

Our Most-Viewed Articles of 2020 The last 12 months have been tumultuous ones, particularly in the United States—a failed impeachment trial of Donald Trump, the global coronavirus pandemic and the worst economic downturn since the 1930s, the police murder of George Floyd followed by the biggest protest movement in U.S. history, the most polarized U.S. presidential election in living memory, with Trump still refusing to admit that he lost. Here are some of our most-viewed articles from the past year. Unsurprisingly, many of them were about the election and electoral strategy for the left—t...