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Jonathan Rosenblum

Jonathan Rosenblum is a community organizer for Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant and a leader in Kadima Jewish Community. He is the author of Beyond $15: Immigrant Workers, Faith Activists and the Revival of the Labor Movement (Beacon Press, 2017) and is a member of UAW 1981/National Writers Union. Jonathan was campaign director for the SeaTac Airport workers’ Fight for $15 campaign.

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Worker strikes as liberation — way back then, and today

By Jonathan Rosenblum | April 23, 2019

Drawing parallels between the Exodus story and current political struggles, Jonathan Rosenblum honors striking workers who are standing up to modern-day Pharaohs.

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Working-Class Power and Spirituality: Reflections on SeaTac’s Minimum Wage Campaign

By Jonathan Rosenblum | April 9, 2015

The push for $15 per hour at SeaTac was about more than just paychecks—it was an interfaith, values-based struggle against power inequality.

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Boiling Point: Why Do We Let Big Oil Send Workers to Their Deaths?

By Jonathan Rosenblum | February 27, 2015

In exposing unsafe working conditions to the public, the refinery workers are raising not just contract demands, but a deeper challenge about the immorality of a profit-driven production system that simply monetizes the loss of human life on corporate spreadsheets.

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