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Can Distributed Organizing Unionize Millions?
Lessons from the Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee
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Eric Blanc
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July 2024

Jane McAlevey Believed Workers Can Win Everything
It’s a tragedy that Jane didn’t get to live long enough to see — and to help lead — this world to come into being
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Eric Blanc

June 2024

Can Anti-Racism Spur Labor Organizing?
My survey findings on BLM's impact on the current unionization uptick
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Eric Blanc
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May 2024

To Win Big, Labor Has to Lose More
Unionizing at scale requires a higher percent of losses
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Eric Blanc
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How Can Labor Win at Scale?
Winning widely has its own dynamics and (worker-to-worker) techniques
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Eric Blanc
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February 2024

Seven Lessons from Starbucks Workers’ Historic Victory
The only thing harder than winning a union election against a mega-corporation is winning a first contract.
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Eric Blanc
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January 2024

How Sprawl & Suburbs Have Upended the Organizing Terrain
Unfortunately, We Can’t Copy 1930s Union Targeting Strategies
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Eric Blanc
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August 2023

Can Boycotts Help Workers Win?
Interview with Stephen Lerner by Eric Blanc
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Eric Blanc
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July 2023

Want a Labor Party? Learn from the UK
How to Implode a Two-Party System from Within
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Eric Blanc
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June 2023

Labor's Generation Gap
Young workers are leading, while most unions dither
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Eric Blanc
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May 2023

Labor's Uptick Isn't Just Hype
Data on what's new — and why unions should turn to new organizing
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Eric Blanc

March 2023

Should Labor Prioritize Sectoral Bargaining?
A Debate Between Larry Cohen & Eric Blanc in The Nation
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Eric Blanc
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