L’Shana Tova from Washington DC, where I’m writing this newsletter from Politics & Prose, which recently became the first bookstore in DC to win a union contract.  In 48 Hours, Melk Leaving for Brasil – Help Him Buy a Chromebook Before Leaving Earlier today, I successfully replaced my passport

Folks,  Greetings from the Burgh, where in two days I’ll begin the first leg of my journey to Brasil. But before I head off, I’m inviting everyone to join me at Payday’s Happy Hour sendoff tomorrow in Regent Square at Murphy’s Taproom from 5 to 8.

Folks,  Next Sunday, I am leaving Pittsburgh and heading to Brasil. I’ll be gone for about six weeks, and while I’m excited to be in Brasil, I know I’ll miss Pittsburgh and so many of my friends there. While Payday is a labor publication that has achieved

Late yesterday, Black Workers for Justice announced that retired United Electrical Workers (UE) organizer Saladin Muhammad died at the age of 76. In addition to his work with the UE, Saladin was founder of The Southern Workers Assembly and Black Workers for Justice.  Growing up in a UE family, I