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Katrina and Solidarity

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On September 2, 2015
My good friend Jacob Remes has an interesting piece up at the Atlantic. You may remember him from his entry in the This Day in Labor History series on Davis Day in Canada. He is a historian of disasters and working-class solidarity. We read chapters...
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Today in Offensive Arguments

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On August 14, 2015
Above: The conservative dream for all union-dense cities with lots of black people. Kristen McQueary of the Chicago Tribune presents the conservative argument that Hurricane Katrina was awesome because it destroyed those teachers' unions and pesky city workers' labor contracts. She wishes it on Chicago....

Big Easy

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On January 10, 2008
So, I'm in New Orleans for the next three days for the Southern Political Science Association conference. Anything to do here?...and yes, I'd certainly be up for an NO LGM Happy Hour if there is a sufficient critical mass...
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