Class Struggle Action Network

This CSAN article accompanies CSAN’s participation in the event “For a Fighting Workers Movement: A Militant Critique of Labor Notes” – Event details here. Soon, sections of the labor movement from across North America and internationally will be gathering in Chicago for the 2026 Labor Notes conference. This conference serves as another moment in which […]

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Join an array of class struggle groups in the labor movement for a discussion on the dead end of Democratic Party politics and class collaboration, and to advance our common goals of transforming the workers’ movement and building fighting organizations, independent of the bosses, their political parties, and their government. Date & Time: Sunday, June […]

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The following event and its organizing are an important part of moving forward CSAN’s mission and principles. It is the active convergence of combative elements in the unions with an anti-capitalist perspective, coming together to fight against the wave of collaborationism with the boss and government that has had the intent of stamping out the […]

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On November 13, 2025, Starbucks workers in 180 union shops went on strike in response to an impasse over bargaining wage proposals. The stated goal of the strike, according to Starbucks Workers United (SBWU) union misleaders, was to break the impasse. The basic idea they have defended is that the Starbucks strike would cut off […]

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