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September 5, 2023
The nation will observe Labor Day this coming Monday, allowing millions to enjoy the waning days of summer, as well their last chance to wear white...
September 5, 2023
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September 4, 2023
James Hoffa, the son of former Teamster president Jimmy Hoffa, visited Brazil recently for the dedication of a historical marker honoring his father. While there, he reflected on the current
September 4, 2023
Socialist leader Eugene Debs ran for president while in prison. His run had interesting similarities and dissimilarities with Trump's run.
September 4, 2023
Labor Day is about so much more than barbecues and vacations. Here's how to talk to your kids about the important federal holiday.
September 4, 2023
Means picnics, parades, barbecues, road trips and that outdated stop-wearing-white rule. But it also has special meaning to Chicago, a city that helped Labor Day to come into existence — and now wonders, like the rest of America, what happens to our workers next. History speaks to us. Labor Day has direct links to a large labor protest on May 4, 1886, that turned into a riot near ...
September 4, 2023
When Labor Day was declared a national holiday in 1894, it was designed to recognize and support skilled trades workers throughout the U.S. -- but it happened around a time that was actually quite violent for many rail workers.
September 4, 2023
How railroads shaped the course of American politics? Railroads not only transformed the landscape of the nation but also greatly altered its political destiny. Railroads played an important role in American politics from corporate power to labor unrest, from government policies to public outrage, and their historical significance can be summed up in a single
September 4, 2023
The origins of labor Day are rather dubious, born from congressional guilt of Americans shot down, by the Army and U.S. Marshalls, while exercising their first amendment right to congregate and protest during the Pullman Strike in Haymarket Square in Chicago on may 4, 1886.
September 3, 2023
Americans cling to tired old stereotypes of unions at their peril.