Automation Nation: Who Will Reap the Benefits As AI Changes the Economy?
Artificial intelligence will replace 45 million jobs this decade. What does this mean for workers?
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Amba Guerguerian
Sunset Park-Based Group Runs Outdoor Market and Political Education
Mexicanos Unidos operates a weekly unpermitted open-air market in Sunset Park. It also runs a radical political education program for its working-class immigrant members.
Staten Island Amazon Workers Evacuated One Minute Before Shift’s End
After a worker in the warehouse went rogue and wreaked terror for at least half an hour.
When We Support The Indypendent, We Strengthen the Public Commons
The Indy is a public commons, says Associate Editor Amba Guerguerian, and it needs more of its readers to step up and support it.
Tenant Associations Are Forming Rapidly in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eviction Defense has helped start more than 20 militant tenant associations since March.
Amazon Labor Union Update: Workers to Vote in Albany & Three Warehouses on Fire
Workers at Amazon warehouse ALB1 near Albany prepare for union vote next week and at JFK8 warehouse in Staten Island workers sit in after fire.
Mutual Aid Groups Mobilize in Response to Migrant Influx
Ariadna Phillips of South Bronx Mutual/Mutual Aid Collective tells the NY City Council about the city’s failure to meet the basic needs of migrants.
Immigrants on Hunger Strike at Buffalo Federal Detention Facility Speak Out, Assert Rights
Listen to a first-hand account of what’s going on inside the prison in Batavia, New York, where immigrants are held in detention.
Sri Lankan People’s Movement Makes a Splash, But Now What?
In July, Sri Lankan protesters savored the luxuries of the presidential palace after ousting their nation’s leader. Now the hardest part begins.
Cuba Journey: A Society Rooted in Solidarity Feels More Human
Life in Cuba is in many ways the inverse of life in the United States.