California
One of the top legislative goals for labor intellectuals and radicals (more so than I think for actual labor leaders) has been to get strikers eligible for unemployment benefits. This.
Rachel Cohen with a great piece on how California YIMBYs got unions on board. Today, though, a major sea change is happening across California, with some unions now either actively.
It's not really coincidental that so much of the actual violence over the so-called culture wars has taken place in the very liberal cities of the West Coast. As I.
Rachel Cohen has a good run-down of a recent study in California that did demographic data on the homeless. There are some interesting findings here: Their final report, the California.
Company housing for Mexican cotton pickers on a large ranch in Corcoran, California, 1940
The Sacramento flood of 1862.
We continue our needed lessons on the history of American colonization of northern Mexico, desperately needed by a racist group of LGM commenters who seem to think that "people move.
Hydraulic mining, Marin County, California, 1908
