# Farrell Dobbs
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farrell dobbs (July 25, 1907 – October 31, 1983) was an American Trotskyist, trade unionist, politician, and historian.
== Early years ==
Dobbs was born in Queen City, Missouri, where his father was a worker in a coal company garage. The family moved to Minneapolis, and he graduated from North High School (Minneapolis, Minnesota) in 1925.
6. What's the big deal about the unions?
Rob Williams, Socialist Party industrial organiser, talks about the importance of the trade unions, their potential role, and what’s necessary to transform them.
Useful further reading:
• ‘Trade unions and the gig economy’ by Rob Williams, October 2016: http://www.socialismtoday.org/202/gig.html…
Episode 2.4 — Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions, Part 4
This is the last in a series of four lectures, presented by The Call, which we're titling "Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions."
In this lecture, socialist labor organizer Farrell Dobbs describes the years of heightened labor struggle before, during, and after World War II. He fini…
Episode 2.3 — Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions, Part 3
This is the third in a series of four lectures, presented by The Call, which we're titling "Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions."
The 1934 strikes established Teamsters Local 574 as one of the most effective and militant "instruments of class struggle" in US history.
In this lectu…
Episode 2.1 — Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions, Part 1
This is the first in a series of four lectures, presented by The Call, which we're titling "Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions."
Farrell Dobbs was a leader in the legendary 1934 Minneapolis Teamsters strikes and in the Socialist Workers Party, or the SWP. These four lectures are f…
Episode 2.2 — Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions, Part 2
This is the second in a series of four lectures, presented by The Call, which we're titling "Farrell Dobbs: Lessons from the Teamster Rebellions."
This lecture picks up where the first one left off, covering the 1934 general strike. Dobbs talks about the unique role of class conscious and socialis…
S1E6 - Introducing... The Teamsters
Episode Notes
An accidental two-part episode! What I recorded came out to over 50 minutes and so I just had to split it in half. If the episode seems to end abruptly, that is why.
This week: building towards the first strike throughout the year of 1933. We introduce Farrell Dobbs, the Teamsters…
S1E10 - The Strike Machine and The Tribune Alley Plot
Episode Notes
The May Strike begins!
In this episode, we cover the first four days of 1934's second strike. We discuss Teamster Local 574's tactics and strike headquarters, Governor Olson's attempts to reconcile the two forces, the Mayor's hiring of 500 additional cops plus the Citizens' Allian…
S1E8 - The Unrest Before the Storm
Episode Notes
In this episode we cover the events of February through May as the aftermath of the February Whirlwind Strike continues to take shape. Local 574 continued its impressive organizing campaigns, the unemployed led marches agaisnt the Roosevelt administration, Farrell Dobbs joins the Co…
S1E11 - The Battle of Deputies' Run
Episode Notes
One of the most explosive events of the 1934 Minneapolis Teamsters Strike: The Battle of Deputies' Run!
Over the course of two days -- May 21-22 -- the Minneapolis City Market became a battleground of class war. Thousands of strikers, supported by crowds numbering over 10,000, fou…
Ep 20: Animators and Games Workers
This month we discuss the 1941 Disney animators' strike before looking at workers' organisation in the contemporary video games industry.
Our guests were Jamie Woodcock (@Jamie_Woodcock on Twitter) of Notes from Below (https://notesfrombelow.org/), whose new book 'Marx At The Arcade' looks at game…
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