Artists on the frontlines: How strikes are redefining the US labor movement  ...Middle East

Labor Day celebrations in the U.S. typically focus on the long-suffering manufacturing sector in this country, on the labor unions that represent those workers, and on the hard-won gains achieved by the labor movement through the 20th century. But after last summer’s SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes, and with video game artists on strike now, artists are suddenly the vanguard of the U.S. labor movement, marching in parades alongside Teamsters, United Auto Workers and United Steelworkers members.   These strikes also serve as a rare and urgent reminder that art, like auto and steel manufacturing, is work.   Arts union strikes have been rare. The last time TV and film actors and writers walk

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