The Politics of Collective Action and Solidarity

Within the p m c a lot of precarity and people who are terrified of, you know, their kids not being able to stay in that class. I mean, look at the struggles of adjunct professors is like a perfect example of that type of professional precariety. So i do think there's an opportunity for a kind of class solidarity. But if your whole politics are centered around whose good and whose evil, it makes the politics of collective action and solidarity universal programmes.