Articles tagged as Labor History

Why a California School's Potential Sale of Diego Rivera Mural Is So Controversial

New Research

Long Heralded as an Abolitionist, Johns Hopkins Enslaved People, Records Show

100 Years of Women at the Ballot Box

In Puerto Rico, Women Won the Vote in a Bittersweet Game of Colonial Politics

COVID-19

Covid-19's Impact on Working Women Is an Unprecedented Disaster

20th-Century Slavery in a California Sweatshop Was Hiding in Plain Sight

The Coal Strike That Defined Theodore Roosevelt's Presidency

The 'Hard Hat Riot' of 1970 Pitted Construction Workers Against Anti-War Protesters

Fifty Years Ago, the Murder of Jock Yablonski Shocked the Labor Movement

Separating Truth From Myth in the So-Called ‘Golden Age’ of the Detroit Auto Industry

The Transcontinental Railroad Wouldn't Have Been Built Without the Hard Work of Chinese Laborers