New book days are the best days especially when its the forth issue of @long-haul-mag.bsky.social with articles on restaurant and education workers, organizing and motherhood, and I'm particularly thrilled to see a piece on the "Waterfront Writers." Check it out: longhaulmag.com

For issue 4 we spoke with food service workers in Chicago who have cooked for every facet of the industry, from fast-food assembly lines to “very from-scratch” upscale dining.

Our new editorial dives into the history of the El Gran Paro Estadounidense of 2006, the Day Without an Immigrant strikes. As calls for a general strike mount, and as the deportation regime escalates, what can this history teach us about what might be done? 🧵🧵 longhaulmag.com/we-will-not-...

Issue 4 is out this month! Long-Haul is a subscription-based print magazine publishing quarterly. Subscriber copies ship first, with new subscribers receiving both issues 3+4. Don’t miss! 📚 longhaulmag.com

From our fourth issue, which is shipping out to print subscribers, our editorial collective looks at the prospects for solidarity in the face of anti-immigrant populism. longhaulmag.com/we-will-not-...

Tonight in New York City

"Politics was not just a matter of dispensing broad explanations in a leaflet or denouncing the maneuvers by union leadership”; rather, it required “being attentive to what is happening in the enterprise, providing a wider dimension to the struggles there" longhaulmag.com/underneath-t...

Worker reflections on BU ResLife's 2024 double strike, targeting strategic moments of the calendar through mass participation, cross-neighborhood stewards, and coworker conversations as BUGWU's strike raged on campus. Originally from @long-haul-mag.bsky.social working-mass.com/2025/10/02/o...

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From our third issue: a remarkable document that issues a serious challenge to the emerging orthodoxies of October, which now tend to "dissolve the revolutionary creativity of these workers into a broader story of European social democracy" longhaulmag.com/when-scythe-...

Riley Collins recounts the history of interracial organizing in New Orleans during the great depression–when dramatic direct action “seeded a legacy of collaboration among white and Black teacher unionists acting ‘in treason to local mores’ of racial hierarchy.”

Oh I see @long-haul-mag.bsky.social are here on Bsky. Here’s another great piece of writing, on small farmers’ struggles in northern India in the new issue: longhaulmag.com/village-on-t...

Thanks to @danielmang.bsky.social for introducing me to Long Haul magazine. In the first issue, here’s a fantastic article about migrant labour in southern Jordan longhaulmag.com/stone-carrie...

To understand the uprising and crisis in Indonesia, here is our selection of articles from ALR: labourreview.org/indonesias-u...

The wildcat strike was "an exceptional time of solidarity and unionism – a flicker of hope in a country torn by war, apathy, and geopolitical alarmism." longhaulmag.com/khudoyan-noi...

I've only read the first article but it was SO good, really recommend

Issue 3 is now online! longhaulmag.com

"a vital insight of syndicalists is that a union is a complex political activity rather than a neutral vehicle or instrument" Thankful for this thoughtful engagement from @nhold.bsky.social!

Pick up some weekend reading longhaulmag.com/subscribe/

New dispatch! The 2023 grad strike at the University of Michigan was a signal struggle in the recent upsurge of militancy in higher education, from which organizers in the sector stand to learn as they confront new and forbidding challenges: longhaulmag.com/2025/08/15/s...

Gonna definitely put some time in with the latest issue of @long-haul-mag.bsky.social! And probably try to keep clawing my way through ground rent in volume 3 (im drowning someone help me,) reading about the Greensboro Massacre, and uh taking refuge in fiction about... fighting fascists?

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The wildcat strike was "an exceptional time of solidarity and unionism – a flicker of hope in a country torn by war, apathy, and geopolitical alarmism." longhaulmag.com/khudoyan-noi...

More than 2,000 workers in the Zangezur Copper and Molybdenum Combine (ZCMC) in the town of Kajaran, Armenia—the largest industrial complex in the country— went on a wildcat strike for 11 days last February. longhaulmag.com/khudoyan-noi...

Read this poignant tribute to the Seattle-based film critic and grocery clerk, Bruce Reid from our second issue 2. longhaulmag.com/people-like-...

@long-haul-mag.bsky.social — issue #3 #1u — 📖

Higher education in the U.S. is under direct and concerted attack. Certain aspects appear novel under the new government, while others are accelerations of existing trends. Few, however, have sought to wield power at work to challenge their administrators' response longhaulmag.com/2025/05/14/r...

Upon learning that promised wage increases would not come through, cafeteria staff, custodians, bus drivers, social workers, and front office workers walked off the job at Durham's public schools in loosely organized wildcats.

New book days are the best days especially when it’s the third issue of @long-haul-mag.bsky.social. Already devoured “At Least Three Layers Down” and “Factory Committees.” Can’t wait to read the rest!

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New dispatch! The 2023 grad strike at the University of Michigan was a signal struggle in the recent upsurge of militancy in higher education, from which organizers in the sector stand to learn as they confront new and forbidding challenges: longhaulmag.com/2025/08/15/s...

"The various barriers to labor organizing that we face in the South – from low union density to legal constraints – require us to be more consistent, creative, and combative."

Very excited about Long Haul, a quarterly magazine of worker writing and organization. Great to see more voices from workers themselves in leftist publishing 🙏 (ht @itsmccarthy.bsky.social ) longhaulmag.com/about/

"It appears almost certain that fights in US universities will continue to unfold, in no small part, through and over the question of Palestine." longhaulmag.com/uc-strike-fo...

"The various barriers to labor organizing that we face in the South – from low union density to legal constraints – require us to be more consistent, creative, and combative."

"wildcats"? That's when workers act on their own initiative, autonomously of any formal organization like unions, which, all too often, have leaders sold out to bosses. Wildcats are moments of uncontrolled solidarity that create new links among workers that can, over time, become stronger.

Upon learning that promised wage increases would not come through, cafeteria staff, custodians, bus drivers, social workers, and front office workers walked off the job at Durham's public schools in loosely organized wildcats.

Kevin Lin, editor of @asianlabour.bsky.social, has published a synoptic reflection of the labor movement in East and Southeast Asia, based on years of inquiry and engagement. It is rare to find such a synthetic overview and insight: labourreview.org/labours-poly...

Love this supremely insightful account of a dramatic, remarkable leap taken by the labor movement last year. What made a large and disruptive strike for Palestine possible? longhaulmag.com/uc-strike-fo...

Lovely reminiscence from the great Paul Buhle on the political moment that produced Radical America, which we should reboot longhaulmag.com/syndicalist-...

“I was not making my bread and butter as a union pipeliner when this shit went down with the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) in 2016." longhaulmag.com/cain-at-leas...

Read this poignant tribute to the Seattle-based film critic and grocery clerk, Bruce Reid from our second issue 2. longhaulmag.com/people-like-...

this was great (far superior than the variety of things I've read on rail labor from academics, anyway) longhaulmag.com/komori-canad...

This is an excellent account of the UC Strike for Palestine from the Santa Cruz grad workers If you want to support more writing like this, subscribe to Long Haul magazine longhaulmag.com/uc-strike-fo...