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Lowered Expectations

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On March 3, 2012
Gordon Lafer has an important piece in Radical Philosophy exploring 2011's widespread attack on working-class and union rights in so many states. Lafer rounds up the massive damage done to the working-class and points his finger at the expected suspects--ALEC, the Koch Brothers, the Chamber...

Ron Carter

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On March 2, 2012

It's not like we don't already know that the legendary jazz bassist Ron Carter is amazing. But he's also super cool for playing a big role in the American Federation.

New Front in the War on Labor

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On February 28, 2012
It is my contention that we will see bills in the next 5 years that outright ban unionization, even in the private sector. And even I am too pessimistic, we will certainly see a strategy from Republicans not so different than their abortion strategy--define the...

San Diego Free Speech Fight

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On February 19, 2012
This year is the 100th anniversary of the San Diego Free Speech Fight, when I.W.W. speakers were routinely denied their First Amendment rights for speaking in public about workers' rights. Locked in prisons and beaten by police, it became a national news story. One of...

Endgame

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On February 8, 2012

There was a lot of interesting discussion around my angry post about the FAA reauthorization bill screwing over unions, especially the Communication Workers of America. If you didn't watch CWA.

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