Bargaining for the Common Good: Milton Tambor Reflects on 50 Years in Labor and Social Activism

Tales from the Reuther Library
14/01/2022 52 min
Bargaining for the Common Good: Milton Tambor Reflects on 50 Years in Labor and Social Activism

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Labor leader and social activist Milton Tambor discusses his life’s work in Detroit since the 1950s as a social worker; AFSCME local union president, staff representative and assistant education director; and teaching faculty in both labor studies and social work at Wayne State University and other institutions. He also discusses the intersection of labor and … Continue reading Bargaining for the Common Good: Milton Tambor Reflects on 50 Years in Labor and Social Activism

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