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Monthly Archives: August 2009
Joe Worker Arrives Online
In the last days of my tenure at the University of Illinois, I spent several hours digging through vertical files in the library of the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations. Because of changes in professors’ interests–generally away from collective … Continue reading
Posted in History, Labor
Tagged cartoon, CIO, comic book, labor history, rac, race, reading, religion
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