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Jul 10, 2020 · Longtime activist and writer Bill Fletcher Jr. speaks to PCIM Director Raza Rumi about the ongoing protests in the wake of George Floyd’s murder. Fletcher says a variety of pressures exploded into a spontaneous, multiracial uprising rife with demands against not only the police, but against the repressive apparatus of the capitalist state. For the […]
Bill Fletcher Jr. is a past president of TransAfrica Forum, a longtime trade unionist, and a cofounder of the Ukrainian Solidarity Network. He is a member of the editorial board of The Nation.
Bill Fletcher Jr. is a longtime labor, racial justice and international activist.Fletcher is an editorial board member and columnist for BlackCommentator.com and a senior scholar for the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, D.C. Fletcher is the co-author (with Fernando Gapasin) of Solidarity Divided: The Crisis in Organized Labor and A New Path Toward Social Justice (University of ...
Bill Fletcher Jr., Jane McAlevey, Peter Olney, and Stephanie Luce On Four Global Contradictions By Bill Fletcher Jr. and Jerry Harris Bill Fletcher: Keep Fighting Till the Lights Go Out By Steven Pitts Tagged. Danger from the Right; Left Strategy ‘B4’ It’s Too Late: The Socialist Left’s Role in Fighting Autocracy By Bill Fletcher Jr.
Feb 2, 2023 · Bill Fletcher Jr. is an internationally known trade unionist, international solidarity activist and writer. More podcasts Lessons Learned From France’s New Popular Front, with Clément Petitjean
Fletcher and Gapasin provide a superior narrative of the road the labor movement has traveled, and chart the path it must now take for its own survival.” —Black Commentator “Anyone concerned with the struggles of America’s working people is going to be fascinated by this rare, insiders’ look at the external forces and internal fumblings that have so drastically weakened the labor ...
Aug 28, 2012 · Bill Fletcher is a brilliant thinker in Ella Baker’s tradition. He is an organizer extraordinaire who writes from thirty years experience in labor and freedom movements. “They’re Bankrupting Us!” speaks to a very broad audience about the diversity, complexity and vitality of the United States labor movement.
