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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Contribute Now to Slash the Dig!
02:41 • 2min
The Civil Rights Movement
04:51 • 3min
The International Socialists in the Free Speech Movement
08:17 • 2min
How Drapers Essay the the Bin of Clark Kerr Was Very Important
10:16 • 4min
Is There a God That Failed Here?
14:03 • 2min
Is This a Pre-Revolutionary Period?
16:19 • 2min
I Was in an Altar in the 70s in and Out of Academia, and I Had Trouble Getting a Job.
18:40 • 1min
The Wagner Act and Industrial Relations in the 20th Century
20:02 • 3min
What Is Labor's War at Home?
23:05 • 2min
The Civil Rights Movement - And What Can We Do About It?
25:30 • 4min
The Importance of Labor Intellectuals in the Industrial Revolution
29:45 • 3min
The Civil Rights Movement in the 1930s and 40s
32:22 • 4min
How Did You Evolve in the Labor Movement?
36:23 • 2min
Are Trade Unions Really Revolutionary Institutions?
38:48 • 3min
Walter Ruth, a Figure Undoubtedly Flirted With Communism
41:57 • 5min
What's a Tragedy About Maisie's Career as a Labor Leader?
46:56 • 5min
Ruther's 'Drum Dodge Revolution' - You Know, It's Racialized
51:45 • 4min
Ruther's, This Is Again, Another Moment
55:59 • 4min
Industrial Democracy - The Solution to the Labor Question
59:59 • 4min
The Rights Diotomy in the 50s, 60s, and 70s
01:03:46 • 5min
The AFL-CIO and the American Labor Movement
01:09:14 • 2min
I Don't Know Sweeney, You Know?
01:11:12 • 3min
The State of the Labor Intellectual
01:14:02 • 1min
Is EP Thompson a Labor Intellectual?
01:15:25 • 5min
Is There a Walmart in America?
01:20:33 • 5min
What Do Supply Chains Mean for Labor Strategy?
01:25:42 • 2min
Is There a Substitute for Organized Workers?
01:28:06 • 5min
Is There a Rightful Place for Socialism Within the American Labor Movement?
01:32:45 • 4min
The DSA Debate on the Clinton Years
01:37:09 • 4min
Clinton and Hillary Don't Talk About NAFTA
01:41:32 • 2min
The Future of Labor History
01:43:40 • 5min