I just wanted to sincerely thank Jacobin for your “The Working Class” edition. It was refreshing in the sense that it combined a necessary orthodoxy about reclaiming “the working-class subject,” as we used to say in my day, with the usual bit of intellectual eclecticism that I expect from Jacobin.
I also appreciated the number of working-class voices — from a line cook in St. Louis to a New England Amazon worker to low-wage workers across the United States and China — that were foregrounded.

That’s it — no complaints, for now.

 — Lesley Bailey, Saratoga Springs, NY