There’s a good chance one of the Villanova Knicks took a Gabriel Rockhill class in undergrad right?

An amazing book

My book TROOP MOVEMENTS is coming soon. Check it out?

It’s about political struggles over fascism & war, the imperial & the carceral, class & race & global freedom.

www.pennpress.org/978151282990...

If you might want to assign it, or review it, or preorder it — please stay tuned, or get in touch!

mapping power is so hot right now

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How to end this war | Salar Mohandesi and Ben Mabie A once robust American anti-war movement is significantly weaker than it was in its heyday. The immensely unpopular war on Iran offers a real opportunity to rebuild it

How to end this war | Salar Mohandesi and Ben Mabie

Americans don’t want this war. They can end it | Salar Mohandesi and Ben Mabie A once robust American anti-war movement is significantly weaker than it was in its heyday. The immensely unpopular war on Iran offers a real opportunity to rebuild it

Last weekend Salar and published an long-read in the Guardian
discussing the prospects for a new anti-war movement, and how movements might raise the costs of war-making for the United States in conditions distinct from the mid-20th century

www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i...

Eddy Johnson’s American Dream | Long-Haul Mag Reading workers’ inquiries, I often recognize the experience of myself or my friends. Socialists embedded in some workplace or another: defiant, triumphant, the day-to-day indignity redeemed by a beli...

"It’s that feeling of resignation and the blocked paths to a better life, at the heart of Boggs’s poems and my dad’s whole worldview, that above all else, as socialists, we have to overcome."

Read Connor Cameron’s introduction to Eddy Johnson’s American Dream.

longhaulmag.com/eddy-johnson...

Got on the other side of the mic and talked anti-war movement, past and present, with Dan and Salar.

Our editorial in this issue dives into the history of the El Gran Paro Estadounidense of 2006, the Day Without an Immigrant strikes. As calls for a general strike grow louder, and as the deportation regime escalates, what does this history teach us about what we might do today?

Haymarket Originals: Fragile Juggernaut History Podcast · Biweekly Series · Haymarket Originals is a new home for audio deep dives, by and for the left—brought to you by Haymarket Books. The first Haymarket Originals project is FRAGILE JU...

finished the last episode of the powerful "fragile juggernaut" limited series on the history of the CIO and how we can make use of that history.

i commend it you.

hope to see more programming like this from @haymarketbooks.org!

1. Why the American Working Class Is Different

Just listened to the last ep of Fragile Juggernaut about the CIO, what an amazing series, congrats to @haymarketbooks.org and the folks who worked on this, I'll miss it!
spotify.link/7IYXjCGLxXb

Tonight in New York City

On for Young and Old: How Boston University’s Resident Assistants Pulled Off a Double Strike - Working Mass By: Stacey Yuen and Alana Edwards, with contributions from Thomas Baker This article was originally published in Long-Haul Magazine in its Winter 2025 Issue. In Fall 2024, Boston University’s Resident...

Worker reflections on BU ResLife's 2024 double strike, targeting strategic moments of the calendar through mass participation, cross-neighborhood stewards, and coworker conversations as BUGWU's strike raged on campus.

Originally from @long-haul-mag.bsky.social

working-mass.com/2025/10/02/o...

From our third issue: a remarkable document that issues a serious challenge to the emerging orthodoxies of October, which now tend to "dissolve the revolutionary creativity of these workers into a broader story of European social democracy"

longhaulmag.com/when-scythe-...

"My experience and perspective coming into all this is you never look to the top for solutions. You gotta look at least three layers down to find somebody that’s doing something real."

Classified Staff Were Already Out: An Interview with Teachers of Jordan High School in Durham, North Carolina | Long-Haul Mag SUMMER 2025 ISSUE 03

In this interview with Joe and Carlos, we encounter a model for how small groups of workplace organizers can proactively respond to the militant self-activity of their coworkers, and how this can contribute to wider democratic transformations of union culture. longhaulmag.com/classified-s...

We finally got a @long-haul-mag.bsky.social account up! Give it a follow :)

At Least Three Layers | Long-Haul Mag This piece is a distillation of a longer conversation with Liam Cain, whose eclectic itinerary includes various construction jobs on pipelines and in oil refineries and wildland firefighting. Liam’s a...

Read Liam Cain's remarkable account of his working life and the principles of leadership he has learned throughout:
longhaulmag.com/cain-at-leas...

"My experience and perspective coming into all this is you never look to the top for solutions. You gotta look at least three layers down to find somebody that’s doing something real."

This iconic issue from Viewpoint Magazine is 10 years old this year ! Still so much to learn & appreciate in these many articles: viewpointmag.com/2015/11/02/i... (Would love to have some kind of collective reading/reflection event or discussion on publishing/political lineages if there's interest!)

Thanks Ben!

Everyone should subscribe to Long Haul. Beautifully made magazine of worker writing. Feels like the spiritual successor to Viewpoint longhaulmag.com

👀📖 — a new issue of ⁦‪Long Haul magazine — #1u

"Our experience suggests that cultures of bottom-up deliberation among groups of workers positioned to take action together and the accumulated experience of past collective labor actions remain the indispensable bedrock for broader political aspirations and possibilities in the labor movement."

From the Camp to the Picket: Reflections from the UC Strike for Palestine SPRING 2025 ISSUE 02 From the Camp to the Picket:Reflections from the UC Strike for Palestine CURRENT AND FORMER GRAD WORKERSAT UC SANTA CRUZ Image from the main entrance to UC Santa Cruz, May 2024…

Love this supremely insightful account of a dramatic, remarkable leap taken by the labor movement last year. What made a large and disruptive strike for Palestine possible?

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Rogue State w/ Aziz Rana Featuring Aziz Rana on the making of the American project and its legitimation through popular worship of the US Constitution. This episode, the final in a four-part series, traces the great unravelin...

I've completed my four-part @thedigradio.bsky.social series w Aziz Rana reexamining the entirety of US history through the politics of Americanism and constitutional fetish. This ep traces great unraveling of American empire from 1970s to our present MAGA 2.0 moment. thedigradio.com/podcast/rogu...

I think we put together a pretty cool second issue. Check it out: longhaulmag.com

Advanced Detachments: Two Strikes Against Competition and Division at an Amazon Delivery Station SPRING 2025 ISSUE 02 Advanced Detachments:Two Strikes Against Competition and Division at an Amazon Delivery Station ALVIN GAINE, BRENDAN RADTKE, DYLAN D. MARAJ, IRA POLLOCK, AND LUC RENE&nbsp…

Last year workers launched a strike against Amazon. 5 of them discuss how work is organized and their union is being built – talking lean production & boss-police collusion, race & informal workgroups on the job, how they've overcome division & what action can teach
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Setting an Agenda From the Inside I see the Palestine question right now as providing an opportunity to rebuild a rank-and-file approach to trade unionism today. In any workplace, but especially in the arms industry, this fight can…

Really great reflections from Eddie Campbell on decades of shopfloor antiwar organizing within arms manufacturing plants in the UK, from the First Gulf War to recent Palestine solidarity organizing.

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The Spectacle and the Shop Floor At a post-breaktime meeting called by management at an Amazon delivery station on the outskirts of Seattle during the height of the 2023 holiday season, a site leader berates the roughly 75 “associ…

"If there’s going to be a political line to march from inside the workplace to the wider world without, it will develop out of these informal relationships and collective actions on the shop floor, not from allegiance to one or another leader."

longhaulmag.com/spectacle-an...