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Sean Larson

Sean Larson holds a PhD in German studies from NYU and is a member of the Rampant editorial collective.

Who Killed the Railroad Workers Strike?

Sean Larson · December 2, 2022

Railroad workers fought hard for their well-deserved rights, and rejected a garbage contract from their bosses. Then Democrats in Congress, including AOC and almost the whole Squad, voted to force through the bosses’ contract offer and block the mounting strike.

Biden and FDR outlined in red over a mass demonstration in the 1930s

All Good Social Change Comes from Mass Disruption

Sean Larson · April 30, 2021

The New Deal wasn’t won by cozying up to congresspeople, but by workers’ disruptive mass strikes and social mobilizations. We cannot forget that in the Biden era.

Movement Alders Flip to Pass Austerity Budget

Sean Larson, Tyler Zimmer, brian bean · November 25, 2020

In the most contentious Chicago budget vote in a generation, four “progressive” alderpeople buckled to Lightfoot’s pressure and allowed an antiworker austerity city budget to pass for 2021.

The Abolitionist Road to Socialism

Sean Larson · July 23, 2020

In the US, the struggle for revolutionary socialism and the antiracist struggle for abolition are one and the same.

More Rebellion, More Results: A List of Victories

Sean Larson · June 15, 2020

Three weeks of open rebellion in the streets have yielded even more victories for the nationwide movement against racism and police brutality. Here is a list of wins from the third week.

Rebellions Get Results: A List So Far

brian bean, Sean Larson · June 8, 2020

Five weeks of open rebellion in the streets have yielded swift, unprecedented results. This is the definitive, updated list of the movement’s victories so far.

Who Runs Chicago?

Sean Larson, Tyler Zimmer · February 23, 2020

Once controlled by manufacturers, city hall is now dominated by finance and real estate capital. The new bosses are building a racist business climate at the expense of working Chicagoans.

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