After Paycheck Taxes
I am a public employee. And what is worse, I work at a university. Mine is a public university sucking the lifeblood out.
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Will the British Working Class Stand Up and Fight Back?
I spent my teenage years in 1980s Thatcher’s Britain. Working-class people struggled in a grim environment. Three million people were unemployed, local services.
- by Sarah Attfield
- May 15, 2017
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Collection Spotlight: Collective Bargaining Agreements Online
The Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives in Cornell University’s ILR School is pleased to announce the digitization of over 2800 collective.
- by Kheel Center
- May 9, 2017
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Mr. Trump and the Super-Person Tax Rate
Working people who felt forgotten or ignored by the government voted for a change. What used to be a fairly solid voting block.
- by David Obringer
- May 9, 2017
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Find and Follow Your North Star
Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad has now won the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award for fiction, and it’s a fitting choice.
- by Daniel Graff
- April 25, 2017
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African Labor Migrants, Discrimination, and Xenophobia
Seventeen years ago, Chris Muwani migrated from Zimbabwe to South Africa, where he works on a tomato farm. If he does not fulfill.
- by Tula Connell
- April 21, 2017
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The Working Class at the Oscars
A scene in Denzel Washington’s movie of Fences is not in August Wilson’s original play, and it illustrates how a spate of Oscar-nominated.
- by Jack Metzgar
- April 15, 2017
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The South has Risen Again
Over 150 years ago Abraham Lincoln warned northerners that southern slaveowners and their advocates hoped to do more than expand slavery westward —.
- by Daniel Graff
- April 14, 2017
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Context is Everything: Why Hidden Figures Feels not just Good, but Necessary
While Hidden Figures traffics in familiar Hollywood tropes, it also takes very seriously the discrimination endured by our heroines, reminding us that it.
- by Daniel Graff
- March 30, 2017
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Class on the Small Screen
Every year when I teach the sociology of work, I’m filled with the same nagging doubt: are my cultural references out of date?.
- by Tim Strangleman
- March 30, 2017