@rbreich
Labor organization is super important.
What is just as, if not more effective, is to start working for yourself. Starve the monopolistic behemoths of workers by starting ten thousand small competitors, each working for themselves.
Granted, not everyone has the ability and/or privilege to do that, which is why labor organizing is so crucial.
@rbreich Strong labor relies on the recipe of community and immobility, enhancing the power of and need for collective action. Unfortunately increased labor mobility has diluted both factors, and that is not all bad, but we have yet to find a replacement for community bonding.
@rbreich
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In Alabama, you do what you’re told
Don’t talk about salary
Or wages they stole
No way you’ll question
Or speak of Jim Crow
Cause in Alabama
You do what you’re told.