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Labor Day Talk

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On September 3, 2022
Hey southern New England, Do you need something to do Labor Day morning? Not sure how to remember that this holiday isn't just a chance for laziness and gluttony at the end of the summer? How about you come on out to see my Labor...

Labor Day Lessons

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On September 1, 2022

Michael Kazin, long one of our most important historians of labor, the left, and the Democratic Party, has a Washington Post op-ed about remembering the relationship between the labor movement.

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Talking Labor History

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On August 30, 2022
A quick announcement. Each year, the National Humanities Center has a series of online speakers on various topics, mostly historical but not exclusively. On Thursday at 7 eastern, I am second in the series for the 2022-23 academic year, speaking on "The Strike: Rethinking Labor...
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On August 25, 1734, a slave insurrection in St. John was put down with maximum violence, ending nine months of hard-won freedom from slaves and concluding possibly the most important slave rebellion before the Haitian Revolution in the eighteenth-century Caribbean. However, this story is not...
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