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Labor

Update: In response to a request by adam, I've put together a little primer on Labor and Labor history in the U.S. Feel free to post additions to the comments section. News & Analysis Labor History

originally posted by zagg

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That's my mistake.

As you can see, most of the links cover the early part of the 20th century. There's a gap after 1950 and this was one of the things missing. I added a note to the top of the post saying that this is not meant to be exhaustive. Thanks for the addition. Please feel free to add others.

Another omission: DRUM

Big ups to my GCIU family.

For the info of the people here, there's currently a worldwide printing union campaign going on an it's focused primarily in the Mid-South. Send prayers, thoughts, words, shout-outs and general support along, up and all the way around for my friends in the fight alongside me.

www.justiceatquebecor.com ... if you want more info cuz I know the site is down right now, search Google for GCIU and Quebecor and check us out.

One.

-an organizer

great list. it's not a website but i'd suggest folks check out the book Strike! by Jeremy Brecher. a real eye opener for me... a history of labor movement based general strikes in the u.s. a fantastic book.

That is an excellent book--another omission. Thanks for bringing it up here.

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