Anarchism and American labor
An essay by Paul Buhle on anarchists in the labor movement of late 19th/early 20th century United States.
Race and the CIO: the possibilities for racial egalitarianism during the 1930s and 1940s
Submitted by Juan Conatz on Aug 29 2012 06:32
An essay by Michael Goldfield, identifying what he believes are the most important issues concerning the CIO's racial policies, examining how racially egalitarian the CIO and its various components actually were; the determinants of how egalitarian a union was; what caused many CIO unions and the CIO as a whole to retreat from their early commitments to racial egalitarianism; and the unrealized possibilities for egalitarian, interracial unionism in the United States.
"Virile syndicalism" in comparative perspective: a gender analysis of the IWW in the United States and Australia
Submitted by Juan Conatz on Aug 27 2012 05:23
Francis Shor analyses gender and masculinity in the Australian and American IWW of the 1910s-1920s.
