Comrades Read Together

Stan Weir operated by the creed that one should not "let people feel that their job is to sit back and admire somebody else."

Tom Wetzel joins Laborwave Radio to discuss a syndicalist critique of Kim Moody's rank and file strategy.

We discuss the "Rank and File Strategy" a popular 30-page pamphlet written by Kim Moody in 2000 for the publication Solidarity.

Our conversation circles largely around the question of, what Marx famously described, "class in itself" vs. "class for itself."

Connecting movement histories to fight against fracture, imposing accountability, and hard questions for the IWW and DSA.

Ellen Kress and Andrea Haverkamp talk chapters 3 & 4 of No Shortcuts: Organizing for Power by Jane McAlevey.

Driedger asks the tough questions about the political horizons achievable under a labor relations framework.

Comradely discussion about the first two chapters of No Shortcuts: Organizing for Power in the New Gilded Age by Jane McAlevey.