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Tales from the Reuther Library

Tales from the Reuther Library

Por: Walter P. Reuther Library, Wayne State University

Stories on labor history, Detroit, and Wayne State University

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Latest episodes of the podcast Tales from the Reuther Library

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Creating that “A-Ha!” Moment: Using Archives and Primary Sources to Inspire Active Learning in the Classroom 30/04/2020

Poorly Described Folders and Human Hair: Processing Report with ALUA Archivist Shae Rafferty 16/04/2020

A Double Agent, A Conservative Affirmative Action Advocate, and A Black Nationalist Walk Into an Archive…: Field Report with Archivist Louis Jones 24/03/2020

Uncovering Detroit Sound: Sippie Wallace and Son House in the Folklore Archives 02/01/2020

Hidden in the Fields: Invisible Agricultural Child Labor in the American Southwest and the Limits of Citizenship 06/12/2019

Punishing Promise: School Discipline in the Era of Desegregation 17/10/2019

Immigrant Girl, Radical Woman: A Memoir of Wobbly Organizer Matilda Rabinowitz Robbins (Part 2) 19/09/2019

Immigrant Girl, Radical Woman: A Memoir of Wobbly Organizer Matilda Rabinowitz Robbins (Part 1) 19/09/2019

“You Do It and You Teach It”: 90 Years of Dance at Wayne State 05/09/2019

Labor Feminism in the Federated Press, 1930s through 1950s 15/08/2019

Rise Up Detroit: Stories from the African American Struggle for Power 25/07/2019

Hooked On The Line: Addiction and the North American Workplace, 1965-1995 (Part 2) 05/07/2019

Hooked On The Line: Addiction and the North American Workplace, 1965-1995 (Part 1) 03/07/2019

The Southern Airways Strike of 1960: ALPA’s Epic Battle Over Fair Pilot Wages 04/06/2019

“Our Mothers Were the Shining Stars:” Perspectives on the Founders of the Society of Women Engineers, From a Daughter Who Grew Up Among Them 16/05/2019

From the Vault: Metalsmith and Professor Phillip Fike and the Wayne State Academic Mace 25/04/2019

“Taxing Limits: The Political Economy of American School Finance” 11/04/2019

Reevaluating Comparable Worth: AFSCME’s Pay Equity Campaigns of Yesteryear and Today 28/03/2019

Documenting the Now: SEIU Archivist Sarah Lebovitz on Using Archives to Empower the Future 07/03/2019

“She Never Gave Up on This City:” Remembering Firebrand Detroit City Councilwoman Maryann Mahaffey 14/02/2019

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