Labor Movement
In These Times: Never Mind The Bollocks, Here's the Republican Party!
Contributors:
- Tom Tomorrow
- Tim Ockenden
- Terry Laban
- Terry J. Allen
- Ted Kleine
- Steve Ellner
- Steve Anderson
- Stephen Jaffe
- Stan Honda
- Scott McLemee
- Sandrine Rastello
- Salim Muwakkil
- Roberto Schmidt
- Philip Connors
- Peter Morgan
- Pete Karman
- Patricia Aufderheide
- Norman Wishner
- Nicole Hollander
- Miles Harvey
- Matthew Lagod
- Luke Frazza
- Linda DiLibero
- Laura Flanders
- Kristin Kolb-Angelbeck
- Kristie Reilly
- Kari Lydersen
- Juan Gonzalez
- Joshua Rothkopf
- John Ghazvinian
- Joel Bleifuss
- Joeff Davis
- Joe Knowles
- Jim Rinnert
- Jennifer Belmont
- Jeffrey St. Clair
- Jason Vest
- Jason Sholl
- Jane Slaughter
- James Weinstein
- Howard Zinn
- Hans Johnson
- Greg Smithsimon
- George Hodak
- G. Pascal Zachary
- Fred Weir
- Ferran Paredes
- Elizabeth Brennan
- Edward S. Herman
- Dylan Martinez
- Doug Ireland
- Diana Johnstone
- Dejan Tasic
- David Moberg
- David Futrelle
- Dave Mulcahey
- Dave Lindorff
- Craig Aaron
- Bill Boisvert
- Ben Winters
- Barbara Ehrenreich
- Annette Fuentes
- Alan Kimmel
Keywords:
Date: September 4, 2000
- Windy City Boxing Club
- USDA
- SAG strike
- Ralph Nader
- Paul Verhoeven
- NATO
- mad cow disease
- literary drug use
- Labor Movement
- kosovo
- Karl Marx
- Irish pro-choice movement
- Hugo Chavez
- English history
- campaign songs
- Campaign Finance Reform
- Black Radical Congress
- ballot access laws
- Balkan conflict
- anarchists
- American anti-choice groups
- Al Gore
- abortion rights
- 2000 Venezuela elections
- 2000 US elections
- 2000 RNC protests
- 2000 Republican National Convention
- 2000 Democratic National Convention
Abstract: In These Times is a Chicago-published alternative newsmagazine focusing on current events from a primarily leftist perspective.
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EnglishISSN/ISBN: 01605992
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American Labor's First Strike: Articles on Benjamin Franklin, the 1786 Philadelphia Journeymen's Strike, Early Printers' Unions in the U.S., and Their Legacy
Contributors:
- Tamara L. Smith
- Paul Garon
- Michelle Tovo
- Matt Christiansen
- Leon M. Despres
- Henry P. Rosemont
- Dave Roediger
Keywords:
Date: 2006
- unions
- trade unions
- printers' unions
- Philadelphia
- Organized Labor
- Newspaper Guild Strike
- Labor Movement
- Haymarket Affair
- George Henry Evans
- Chicago Typographical Union
- Chicago newspaper strike
- Benjamin Franklin
- Albert Parsons
Abstract: Henry Rosemont, a printer and labor activist/historian, explores many crucial but little-known aspects of American labor history in this collection of his articles. America's First Strike covers the role of Benjamin Franklin in the Philadelphia printers' strike of 1786; his influence on organized labor; the early union printers' support for the abolition of slavery; their leadership in the U.S. labor movement overall; and other issues such as the problem of technology and important labor battles like the Haymarket affair of 1886, the 1938-40 Newspaper Guild strike, and the Chicago newspaper strike of 1947-49. Dave Roediger wrote the introduction, and former Chicago 5th Ward alderman Leon Despres contributed a note about Rosemont, who was a personal acquaintance.
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EnglishNotes: Abstract adapted from back cover of book.
ISSN/ISBN: 9780882863139
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Catalog Number: Book Rosemont
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Rev News
Contributors:
- R. U. Angry
- David Leighton
- Connie Furdeck
- Jack Stewart
- I. M. Angry
- Doris Churchill
- Joann Forman
- Darrelll Gordon
- Theresa Cruz
Keywords:
Date: Fall-Winter 1996
- Labor Movement
- Marxism
- working class issues
- affirmative action
- workplace safety
- wrongful imprisonment
- capitalism
- rape
- genocide
- HIV prevention
Abstract: a zine dedicated to rebuilding a "militant, class-conscious labor movement" and covering workers' rights issues
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