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AFSCME, the United Negro College Fund, and Koch Money – Meanings for the Black Public Sphere

Lee A. Saunders, president of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), recently announced that his union is severing ties.

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The Supreme Court’s War on Women, Workers, and the 99%

Yesterday, the Supreme Court issued two 5-4 decisions. The first, Harris v. Quinn, ruled that home health care workers are partial state employees.

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Made within/outside the EU: what’s the difference?

In a dormitory beside a railway station there are several hundred migrant workers getting ready for – or else just returning from –.

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LAWCHA Providing Funding for Regional Grad Student Labor Conferences

At our board meeting in Atlanta, LAWCWA voted to provide up to $250 to help support other regional graduate student-organized and run labor.

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A Memorial Day Exercise by Mark Lause

A few years back, I got to visit the grave of an uncle buried overseas. He had been happily married to a wonderful.

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LAWCHA 2013 Newsletter

If you are a LAWCHA member, your hard copy of the 2013 Newsletter will arrive in the next few weeks! Until then, you.

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The Kheel Center for Labor-Management Documentation and Archives at Cornell University

This is the first entry of a series of blogs dedicated to discussing labor archives. Thanks to Conor Casey for organizing this series..

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John Montgomery Ward, a New York Giant: A Labor History

I doubt many my age can greet the end of school or the warm weather without thinking about baseball. When I was young,.

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Was Ludlow a Massacre? A Response

Let me cut to the heart of the matter: I consider Ludlow a massacre, and never in either Killing for Coal nor anywhere.

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Let’s Draw Horns on Roosevelt’s Head by Chad Pearson

A number of the historians in the audience at the 2014 Organization of American Historian’s session on the state of political history in.

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