Working Mass covers working class life, culture, and politics, as written by union members and members of DSA rooted in Massachusetts. The paper covers strikes, new organizing, and contract campaigns, as well as labor strategy, the reform movement, and socialist politics.
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In Photos: On Labor Day 2026, Boston Labor Has Never Been Louder
By: Reid Jackson COPLEY SQUARE – The voices and shouts of labor were audible approaching the square on September 7. Starting in the morning, the Greater Boston Labor Council (GBLC) led workers gathering between Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library. At the parade were all the ranks: the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Boston…
OPINION: Where Does MA’s Movement for Affordable Housing Go From Here?
Released By: Central Massachusetts & Worcester DSA Program Committee WORCESTER – Massachusetts has some of the most rent-burdened tenants in a country where the crisis is ubiquitous. Every year in Massachusetts, thousands of working-class people are pushed onto the streets, three-quarters of which are families with children, while their landlords continue to raise rents higher…
The Amazonopticon and the Antiunion Arsenal
By: Matt Wolfinger With Flock and Axon cameras on every corner, commuting to work for the average American means becoming an unwilling participant in a nationwide web of mass surveillance. Even clocking at work won’t protect them from the all-seeing AI – workplace surveillance systems can track them with even more precision, collecting data on…
