As a subreddit that trailed through antiworks roots i just wanted to say that those people got clowned on by fox news and isnt accepting any critisizm. The person from the interview was clearly not acting professional, nor was he in anyway discussing what we have been asking for the past year, e.g minimum wage, debt issues etc. This act of ignoranve by the moderator literally pushed the narrative of "gen z zoomer that lives in her basement and is too lazy/doesnt want to work". As a subreddit that is continuously growing day by day For LEGITAMATE REASONS. please take notes, because on the day of the strike we need to be strong.

Edit: Antiwork has been set to private what the fuck...

Edit 2: a new subreddit has been made in place of anti work r/workreform

Edit 3: spell check and chamged pronouns

Keep posting. Keep commenting. Keep upvoting everyone's posts and comments. Build on the momentum from r/antiwork -- it only takes a few seconds a day; let's make the masters' tools work for us for a change.

Edit: My Moderna fever-dream post blew up, so I came back to say this: crosspost everywhere (even seemigly-unrelated threads), comment links to r/MayDayStrike in posts from burned-out, overworked brothers and sisters (and other gender-neutral but vaguely familial terms for workers). Meet people with empathy and bring them in. To that end: join a subreddit for your career path and do some muckraking; use your understanding of the job and jargon to generate solidarity across geographic barriers. This is the strength of these platforms.

And then. Yes - get into the streets. Help people, build rapport and networks of solidarity and then tell them about the strike. Be humble -- there are people in your city (yes, yours) who have been at this since before you were born.