Ports Along the East and Gulf Coasts Paralyzed as Longshoremen Stage Historic Strike
Today’s walkout at 14 major shipping terminals is the largest in nearly 50 years.
For the first time in nearly half a century, the longshoremen of the East and Gulf Coasts staged a walkout with a worker’s strike poised to cut off most of the trade at some of the busiest ports in America.
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