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Nearest Neighbors - by Josh Erb - Reboot
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Solidarity, startups, and convenience
Essays Nearest Neighbors Solidarity, startups, and convenience Josh Erb Dec 01, 2024 33 2 6 Share “Organizing isn’t reading Das Kapital,” proclaimed labor organizer Emma Kinema in a 2022 interview with Reboot. That is: when faced with poor working conditions, theory alone won’t solve your problems. A union, however, might. In today’s essay, writer and software engineer Josh Erb tells the first-person story of the Mapbox Union effort: what inspired him to organize, the opposition the union faced, and what he learned about power and solidarity along the way. — Jasmine Sun, Reboot Editorial Board
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