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Paul Prescod is an organiser with Teamsters for a Democratic Union and Jacobin contributing editor.
Before 1960, black West Indies cricketers never made captain, no matter how well they played. C. L. R. James was a key part of the fight for change – both in the sport and the political consciousness.
In the US, freight railroad workers have been pushed to breaking point while the rail carriers profit more than ever – and while a strike was averted in the early hours of Thursday morning, it isn’t off the table.