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Postindustrial Noir: Assessing The Wire

Editors Note: Duke University Press allows us free access to one selected journal article or forum published in each issue of Labor: Working.

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Sharpen Your Pencils and Your Pitchforks

The battle against teachers and their unions seemed to crescendo last year during Chicago’s teacher strike.  The mainstream media had a field day.

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Workers’ Memorial Day Reflections

As I write this it’s Workers’ Memorial Day, an event that barely gets a blip on the media screens. But it brought to.

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Expertise Needed: Inter-Union and Federation-Level Organizing: New and Forgotten Methods

The AFL-CIO has formed a committee of labor historians to prepare a document to help them think about the future of organized labor..

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President Obama’s Budget Proposal Addresses Wealth Inequality in America: Just Kidding

President Obama presented his budget proposal in the face of sequestration, the effects of which are slowly making their way into federal programs.

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LAWCHA Conference Program Advertisements (Deadline: May 1)

The Labor and Working Class Association 2013 Conference Program will provide advertisements for publishers, journals, magazines, and other organizations who wish to market.

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Mainstream media thinks studying the history of capitalism is a good thing

Two recent stories in the bastions of mainstream media draw attention to the study of capitalism and Marx. That’s all to the good,.

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Historians as Organizers unveil marker to 1877 mass strike in Maryland

As the president of the US announces new historical monuments, ranging from Harriet Tubman to 240,000 acres of land in New Mexico, it.

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Labor 10.1 (Spring, 2013)

In This Issue The Common Verse William Boggs, “It’s Them Robots“ LAWCHA Watch Shelton Stromquist, “Going Global“ Arts and Media Joshua Brown, “Introduction.

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In Memoriam: Robert Chrisman

I first encountered The Black Scholar in the mid-1990s when I was an undergraduate seeking insight to the quandaries of campus race relations,.

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