Featured Articles
Black Education, Racism, and Class: Reflections from a Charter High School Graduation
This May I attended the commencement ceremony for a young cousin who was one of 117 graduates from an overwhelmingly black charter high school in a south suburb of Chicago. Launched in 2010, the school – which I will dub “South Charter High” – was the brainchild of black educators, and working-class and middle-class parents, a fair share of them former Chicagoans displaced from the city by urban redevelopment and a skyrocketing cost of living. Read more →
Issues of Labor
Contributors
Recent Posts
Community Connections: Inreach and Outreach as Archival Advocacy Activities
Collection Spotlight: Collective Bargaining Agreements Online
“Bad Dudes”: Immigrants, Illegality, and Human Rights
Convert Lines or Convert People?: The Polarizing Debate Over How to Restore Faculty Tenure
Popular
“Yes, Ludlow Was a Massacre” by DeStefanis & Feurer, with Response by Martelle and Andrews
Twenty Best Labor Books – First Cut
Contribute
Want to contribute to LaborOnline? All LAWCHA members are invited to contribute. Graduate students, non-academics, and teachers are especially invited to share their stories, their ideas, interesting links, or anything else you think LAWCHA members and the general public might find interesting. To submit something, email Rosemary Feurer, LaborOnline editor.
