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Above: Strikers in Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1949 While right-wing states are freaking out about the new AP standards (never mind that this year's AP US History DBQ was on the rise of the conservative movement), Connecticut has now passed a bill encouraging the teaching of labor...
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On May 18, 1933, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt created the Tennessee Valley Authority as a centerpiece to his New Deal. The TVA would have both short and long-term impacts on the nation's labor history, ultimately going far to transforming an entire region of the nation,...

Nail Salons

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On May 14, 2015

You probably read Sarah Maslin Nir's excellent investigative report on the labor conditions inside New York nail salons, which are brutal and including wage theft, poisoning from breathing in cosmetics,.

Labor has made some positive gains recently in organizing the working-class employees of the Silicon Valley. But what's really interesting here is the aggressive attitude of labor: The state's labor movement has been "very good at being the opposite of Wisconsin," Paulson said. Unions have...

Leeches

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On April 30, 2015

Above: Los Angeles school teacher April Bain The latest Rheeist attack on unions is quite special. Her organization Students First is helping a woman named April Bain, featured above, in.

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