Emily Leedham

From 1919 to the Fight for $15: Working-class organizing in Winnipeg today

Emily Leedham / September 3, 2019 / 6 min read

As low-wage, marginalized workers, we are fighting the same fights that many who took to the streets of Winnipeg did 100 years ago. It is as clear today as it was 100 years ago that we need rapid and radical action to uproot the inequalities of capitalism. With Fight for $15 and Fairness, we aim to hold the door wide open and welcome people to the work of building a fighting workers’ movement.

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