In 2012, One Struggle visited Haiti and met with SOTA-BO union textile workers. SOTA is affiliated with Batay Ouvriye (BO). BO is an intermediate level organization born out of a mass movement in Haiti. Since the 1980’s they have hustled with fierce commitment to organize and grow, constructing textile unions, neighborhood groups and peasant [...]
Capitalism is in decay, and we see it reflected in society. When dollars matter more than children's lives, we must ORGANIZE and FIGHT BACK! On Monday, 04/16, join One Struggle - FIU for a discussion about the connections between the crisis of capitalism, the Parkland shooting, the NRA, the militarization of schools, and the role [...]
How the Feminist Movement Lacks Recognition of Class Struggle Garment and textile workers protest to demand better wages on March 8, 1857 in New York. March is Women’s History Month. For thirty-one days, social media platforms and television networks have celebrated the accomplishments of female scientists, artists, CEOs, and more. Broad discussions of [...]
Students of area high schools rally at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School after participating in a county wide school walk out in Parkland, Florida, on February 21, 2018. (Credit: RHONA WISE/AFP/Getty Images) Capitalism is in decay, and we see it reflected in society. When dollars matter more than children's lives, we must organize [...]
*This article has been edited based on a member’s direct experience working for immigration reform, especially DACA. Imperialism is the natural expansion of capitalism. The constant need for growth and increased profits sends capitalists beyond national boundaries in search of new markets and lower production costs. […]
As we head into 2018, One Struggle is psyched for a new year of agitation, events and growth to construct a direly needed movement against capitalism and imperialism. Join us Sunday, 02/04/18 for “WTF is Happening?: Capitalism in Crisis.” It’s a presentation and discussion on understanding this crazy moment and building political unity [...]
About 30 people participated in the walk out. We demonstrated in a part of campus where lots of students passed by, so I was able to give away all of our leaflets in about five minutes. Students walking by, as well as some of the people participating in the walkout, showed interest in the perspective [...]