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LAWCHA Award Winners, 2015

Philip Taft Labor History Book Award for the best book in American labor and working-class history (awarded jointly by Cornell University ILR School)..

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Conference hashtags, #fightinginequality & #fi15

Planning on attending our conference next week? Want to live Tweet a panel, join a discussion, or meet up with others? Use our.

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Advertising in the Fighting Inequality program book

Want to promote your book, film, event, or organization among colleagues attending this year’s conference? While you can always bring flyers to hand.

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The State of Wisconsin: Neoliberalism’s Ground Zero

Readers of this blog are probably aware of what has been going on in the state of Wisconsin over the past couple of.

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Registration Open for the LAWCHA Conference, “Fighting Inequality”

Registration is now open for the 2015 LAWCHA Conference, “Fighting Inequality: Class, Race, and Power.” Ryan Poewww.ryanmpoe.com/

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Camille Guérin-Gonzales, 1945-2015

Camille Guérin-Gonzales, a founding member of LAWCHA, former board member, and one of the stalwarts of the LAWCHA Landmark Committee, whose work was.

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Protest, Politics and Policing: What Bayard Rustin Could Tell the Ferguson-Garner Movement

“I can’t breathe” actions in street crossings, sports fields and other civic spaces have blown new life into civil rights public history. Demonstrators.

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LAWCHA Session at the 2015 AHA: “From the Frontlines with New York Labor: What Is Working?”

Historians and activists gathered at the Murphy Institute on Friday, January 2nd for a LAWCHA event: “From the Frontlines with New York Labor:.

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Ferguson and Emerson Electric: The Paradox of Imperial Reach

Six weeks following the police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri Emerson Electric Chairman and CEO, Michael Farr, unveiled the corporation’s $1.5.

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From the Frontlines with New York Labor: What Is Working?

January 2, 4-7pm in New York City, at the Murphy Institute. Please join us for a panel discussion on exciting current organizing strategies.

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