Eugene Debs, 1895: "Men have exercised all authority, and woman’s sphere has been limited to meek submission." shawngude.substack.com/p/the-new-woma…

New post! A Debs article from 1895, showing his early feminism.

From an early age, socialist labor leader Eugene Debs was committed to women’s rights. jacobin.com/2024/08/eugene…

Just in time for Labor Day: "The Scab," by Eugene Debs, an 1888 broadside against strikebreakers that Debs wrote during a major railroad strike. shawngude.substack.com/p/the-scab-1888

Get ready for the Labor Day weekend with a Eugene Debs barnburner! "The Scab," 1888 "He is as heartless as a man-eating tiger. He has no more conscience than a tarantula. To call him a dog would be an insult to the whole canine race." shawngude.substack.com/p/the-scab-188…

"Comrade Jesus," a poem published in 1914 in the socialist magazine The Masses. "Comrade Jesus hath his red card"

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Eugene Debs on the power of solidarity and the "one great heart of the human race." shawngude.substack.com/p/debs-on-the-…

"Working Girls," a blistering Eugene Debs polemic against what today we'd call corporate feminism. shawngude.substack.com/p/working-girl…

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