Challenges in Labor Organizing

This chapter explores the harsh realities faced by labor organizers, including unstable job conditions, lack of healthcare, and emotional burnout. It highlights systemic issues within unions that undermine their commitment to supporting activists, contributing to a culture of mistreatment and low morale in the fight for workers' rights.

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