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Study of labor history imperiled by rightwing attacks on academic freedom

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(An Analysis) Will the study of labor history soon be missing from our universities and colleges?  It’s a possibility if…

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“We can’t let people drive wedges between us… because there’s only one human race.”

-Dolores Huerta, Labor Rights Leader b.1930

“We want more schoolhouses and less jails,
More books and less arsenals,
More learning and less vice,
More constant work and less crime,
More leisure and less greed,
More justice and less revenge.”

– 1893 Samuel Gompers, President, American Federation of Labor

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      • Memorial Gift
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    • Annual Meeting and Conference
    • Commemoration of Bayview Massacre
    • Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Student Competitions
    • Essay Contest
      • Essay Contest Rules
      • Winning Essays 2020
    • Zeidler Scholarships
    • National History Day
  • Key Events In WI Labor History
    • Wisconsin Uprising, 2011
    • Worker Interviews, Janesville, 1976
    • Migrant Farm Worker Movement, 1960s
    • Newspaper Guild Strike, 1962
    • Kohler: The Longest Strike 1954-61
    • Bayview Tragedy, 1886
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        • School for Workers
        • Our Primer on Wisconsin Labor History
        • Primer
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        • African-American Bibliography
      • Wisconsin AFL-CIO
      • Historical Societies
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      • Historical Overview Video Series
      • Education
        • American Labor Studies Center
        • Study: American Labor In U.S. History Textbook
        • Zinn Education Project – Website
        • Curriculums
          • Curriculum by Rethinking Schools
          • Online Curriculum
      • Labor History News
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