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Maya Adereth

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  • Detail from a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers graphic, 1877.

    America’s Oldest Railway Union Must Break With Its Right-Wing Past

    Why does the government have the power to break massive union strikes? Part of the story is a history of conciliatory railway unionism.
    by Maya Adereth via Jacobin on January 9, 2023
  • Garment workers selling newspapers

    Feminist Trade Unionists Have Long Fought for Universal Health Care

    As far back as WWI, militant unions like the International Ladies’ Garment Workers radicalized the campaign for health care and came within an inch of victory.
    by Maya Adereth via Jacobin on January 28, 2021
  • The United States Has a Long History of Mutual Aid Organizing

    On the roots of the community-based model that reemerged in the COVID era to counter the absence of adequate state support.
    by Maya Adereth via Jacobin on June 14, 2020
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