How women got angry, got organized, and made labor history:
Unions — such as the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, the American Federation of Teachers, the Communication Workers of America, the United Auto Workers, the Teamsters, and the Office and Professional Employees International Union — invested new resources in organizing women, and discovered that union drives in women-dominated workplaces, especially those with a high percentage of Black women, were more likely to succeed. And women workers reaped the benefits.
Of course, these problems can also be energizing. As union organizers often say, “The bad boss organizes the workers.”and the push for racial justice that took off in the wake of George Floyd’s murder have contributed to today’s organizing surge.
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