Three new books examine the evolution of “labor” in Chicago through the twentieth century. By Sam Joyce South Side Weekly…
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The School to Prison Pipeline in Pandemic Hyper drive
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ABC #124:Wobblies and Zapatistas— A Review on A Brief Chat
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Vyvian Raoul Interviewed in Reclamerbellen from VPRO Television (Dutch)
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A Mon Valley Memoir: How Steelworkers in Homestead Went Down Fighting in the 1980s
By Steve Early New Labor Forum May 20th, 2020 Younger radicals in the United States are today considering how to…
What if John Brown won?
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Those Most in Need of Mercy: Why Melissa Tanis Works to Get Elders Out of Prison— By Susie Day
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Puerto Rico Colonialism Is the Virus MayDay 2020
By Matt Meyer Featuring in order of appearance: Dave Lippman (two songs, including “Ciao, Viral System – to the tune…
Bodies and Barriers one of Lambda Literary’s Most Anticipated LGBTQ Books of May 2020
Lambada Literary May 2020 Adrian Shanker is an award-winning activist and organizer whose career has centered on advancing progress for…