Naomi Williams In the News

New Books Network interviews Naomi R Williams about their book on worker activism in Racine, Wisconsin in the 1970s and 80s and what we can learn from it today.

City Lights interviews Naomi R Williams about Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, one of the most important figures in the history of the labor movement and the subject of a new book.

Wisconsin Public Radio interviews Naomi R Williams about their new book, “A Blueprint for Worker Solidarity: Class Politics and Community in Wisconsin.”

Off the Shelf, a podcast from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, interviews Naomi R Williams about important books on the history of working people.

SMLR experts discuss the continuing struggle for racial justice in the workplace.

The San Francisco Chronicle interviews Naomi R Williams, who says President Trump has emboldened many white Americans to be open about their racism.

The Counter reports a coalition of trade unions and progressive organizations are demanding justice for Black Americans, quoting Naomi R Williams.

Rutgers Today asks Christopher Hayes and Naomi R Williams to recommend books on racial justice.

Insider explores the history of reparations and the renewed call for congressional action, quoting Naomi R Williams.

NJBIZ reports on a new state law mandating severance payments after mass layoffs, quoting Naomi R Williams.