La grève des chemins de fer Pullman en 1894 - Howard Zinn
Howard Zinn à propos de la lutte militante par les travailleuses dans l’entreprise des chemins de fer Pullman ainsi quelques jours après, contre une baisse des salaires, le fait que des employées se fassent virer, pendant laquelle 30 personnes ont été tuées dans une répression violente, par plus de 14 000 membres de la police, miliciens et soldats.
Lincoln and Emancipation - Howard Zinn
Submitted by Steven. on Jan 30 2013 15:28
Historian Howard Zinn on Abraham Lincoln and the eventual abolition of slavery in the US. Which shows that Spielberg's new film, Lincoln, is far from historically accurate.
Reexamining the Sacco-Vanzetti Case - Howard Zinn
Submitted by wojtek on Feb 21 2012 18:27
The LA Times reported in December 2005 that Upton Sinclair had allegedly written in a letter that an attorney for Sacco and Vanzetti, Fred Moore, had confided to him of his clients' guilt. Many conservative commentators responded by issuing blanket condemnations of the left's support for various political prisoners. In light of this, Sonali Kolhatkar and Gabriel Roman spoke with the now late historian Howard Zinn, who wrote the introduction for the reissue of Sinclair's novel Boston, about the significance of the alleged Sinclair letter.
Sacco and Vanzetti - Howard Zinn
Submitted by wojtek on Feb 21 2012 03:51
An article by the late Howard Zinn on the significance of the lives and executions of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti today.
The condition of women in America, 1619-1851 - Howard Zinn
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 21 2011 19:03
Howard Zinn on the position of women and the struggles of working-class women for equality from the 17th to the 19th centuries.
A people's history of the American revolution - Howard Zinn
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 21 2011 15:43
Howard Zinn's critical history of the American Revolution against British rule and its impact on ordinary people.
1619-1741: Slavery and slave rebellion in the US - Howard Zinn
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 21 2011 15:09
Howard Zinn's history of slavery and slave revolts in the United States from 1619 up until 1741.
Columbus, the Indians and the 'discovery' of America
Submitted by Steven. on Feb 21 2011 14:44
Howard Zinn on the "discovery" of America, the treatment of the native population and how it was justified as "progress".
Howard Zinn, celebrated radical historian, dies at age 87
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Jan 29 2010 19:12
A short obituary for the legendary historian, peace activist, and radical thinker Howard Zinn.
A people's history of World War I - Howard Zinn
Submitted by Steven. on Jun 9 2009 10:05
Historian Howard Zinn's account of US involvement in World War I, the reasons behind it, and working class resistance to it.
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