From the March-April 2016 issue of News & Letters

We remember Olga Domanski (left), pictured with Genora Johnson, who led the Women’s Emergency Brigade, a historic part of the victorious 1936-37 Flint Sitdown Strike, and later Olga’s roommate when both worked at the GM plant in Flint, Mich.

For more on Olga Domanski, see also:

• In memoriam Olga Domanski, 1923-2015
• Comrades and friends remember Olga
• Olga Domanski: embodiment of Woman as Reason
• Readers’ Views on Olga Domanski’s revolutionary life, 1923-2015 (January-February 2016)
• Readers’ Views on Olga Domanski’s revolutionary life, 1923-2015 (March-April 2016)
• Voices From The Inside Out: Olga’s passion for justice and freedom
• Taking organizational responsibility
• Part of ‘a generation of revolutionaries’
• Olga knew ‘what a revolution entails’
• Essay: Revolutionary feminism and Hegel’s notion of Life
• From The Writings of Raya Dunayevskaya: Women as thinkers and revolutionaries