“Long Memory is the Most Radical Idea in America:” Field Report from Reuther Collections Gatherer Louis Jones

Tales from the Reuther Library
03/01/2019 25 min
“Long Memory is the Most Radical Idea in America:” Field Report from Reuther Collections Gatherer Louis Jones

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Dr. Louis Jones discusses his work in building relationships to bring records into the Reuther Library documenting the American labor movement, civil rights, and the history of metropolitan Detroit. He explains how he brought three recent acquisitions into the Reuther Library: the papers of labor activist and folk singer Utah Phillips; the business records of … Continue reading “Long Memory is the Most Radical Idea in America:” Field Report from Reuther Collections Gatherer Louis Jones

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