U.S.-China Relations and the Labor Movement

This chapter examines the complexities of U.S. foreign policy regarding China, particularly the influence of major financial firms on American investment and the subsequent implications for national integrity. It also highlights the resurgence of labor movements in the U.S., showcasing significant strikes across various sectors and the growing confidence among unionized workers advocating for better conditions. The discussion emphasizes the need for honest dialogue about both international relations and domestic labor rights amid rising tensions.