Something’s happening in this country, something we haven’t seen in a long, long time: the working class is standing up.

Forty-eight hours ago, four thousand workers in Chattanooga, Tennessee, did what many people said was impossible. We did what the pundits said couldn’t be done. Every time I was interviewed by people and we talked about organizing the South, they would always do an eye roll and say, “Do you really think you can win in the South?”

You know what? Those workers stood up for themselves, and they voted for a union.