Working History

Working History

Por: Working History
Working History spotlights the work of leading labor historians, activists, and practitioners focusing especially on the U.S. and global Souths, to inform public debate and dialogue about current labor, economic, and political issues with the benefit of historical context.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Working History

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Novelist Wiley Cash on “The Last Ballad” and the Loray Mill Strike 14/02/2019
Reconsidering Southern Labor History 19/12/2018
Slavery and Memory 28/11/2018
Revisioning the American Past though African American and Latinx History 10/10/2018
Shaping a New Conservatism in the South 29/03/2018
Murder, Race and (In)Justice 08/02/2018
"Hillbilly Hellraisers" and Rethinking the Roots of Populist Politics 10/01/2018
Poor Whites in the Slave South 25/10/2017
The High Cost of Cheap Food 27/09/2017
A New Narrative for Labor in the 1970s (Labor Day Episode 2017) 29/08/2017
Preserving Southern Labor's Past 01/08/2017
LGBT Discrimination and Activism in the Southern Workplace 20/06/2017
Southern Small Farmers Standing Their Ground 31/05/2017
Freedom Struggles in the Post-Civil Rights Rural South 03/05/2017
From Indentured Servant to Modern-Day Guestworker 05/04/2017
The Long History of Mexican Migration to the Deep South 07/12/2016
Race, Identity, and Memory 02/11/2016
What Does "Working Class" Mean in American Politics? 13/09/2016
Migrant Workers and Labor Relations from South Texas to the Nation 25/05/2016
Social Justice from the U.S. South to South Africa 26/04/2016
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