Fayetteville Remembers Enslaved Laborer Who Ensured Canada Remained a Safe Refuge
Over the last two years, the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, working with the University of Arkansas Humanities Center, has erected a historical marker,
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Marked, Unmarked, Remembered: A Public History Series
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Michael Pierce Testifies about the Origin of Right to Work
In March 2023 historian Michael Pierce testified on the origins of right to work before the Michigan Senate Labor Committee when it was
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The Origins of Right-to-Work: Vance Muse, Anti-Semitism, and the Maintenance of Jim Crow Labor Relations
As Kentucky legislators pass a measure outlawing the union shop and Missouri’s General Assembly contemplates doing the same, it is worth remembering that
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How Bill Clinton Remade the Democratic Party by Abandoning Unions: An Arkansas Story
Much has been made in the recent campaign about the alienation of working-class whites from the Democratic Party. Michael Pierce shows this is