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Pete Seeger
A Profound Impact on Labor Movement
Wealth Inequality in America
Wealth gap has turned america into a seething pit of class resentment
We Will Have Our Oil
and you will be quiet
The 99% Begins to Wake
Don't piss on us and tell us it's raining
Pull Your Head Out of the Sand
Let Your Life Be a Friction to Stop the Machine
The Ghost of Tom Joad
Bruce Springsteen
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Pete Seeger's Profound Impact on Labor Movement
January 28, 2014 | Ross E. Weingarten
When the legendary folk singer Pete Seeger died Monday at the age of 94, remembrances of him, unsurprisingly, focused less on his music than on his social activism. All the better — Seeger, the epitome of tireless commitment to “the cause,” would have liked it that way. Read More...
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The Congress of South African Trade Unions joins all South Africans, and millions more all over the world, in mourning the sad loss today, 5 December 2013, of the greatest ever South African and most inspirational leader in our struggle for liberty and democracy, our beloved Comrade, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela. Read More...
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The Passenger Rail Labor Bargaining Coalition, representing the workers who maintain and construct Amtrak’s railroad track, bridges, buildings, overhead catenary and signal systems, picketed the home of Amtrak Board member Albert DiClemente, located at 114 Rumunno Circle, Hockessin, DE. Read More...
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The Passenger Rail Labor Bargaining Coalition picketted the law office of Amtrak Board Chairman Anthony Coscia in New Brunswick, NJ., protesting the fact that we have been unable to negotiate a new agreement with Amtrak for more than three years. Amtrak has continually stalled talks and engaged in bad faith bargaining. Read More...
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An opinion editorial written by Frank Wilner appears in the April 2013 edition of Railway Age magazine. The opinion expressed by Mr. Wilner is certainly not views shared the BMWED, the BRS, or the Passenger Rail Labor Bargaining Coalition. More on Mr. Wilner, including a rebuttal, following his article. Read More...
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