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This Day in Labor History: October 10, 1936

By Erik Loomis

In General

On October 10, 2024

On October 10, 1936, movie projector unionists in New York lobbed tear gas into a theatre on Times Square in New York. Although unrelated to striking American Federation of Musicians members going after movies replacing their members withe recorded music, it was connected in the...

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This Day in Labor History: April 2, 1964

By Erik Loomis

On April 2, 2022

On April 2, 1964, the Department of Labor announced changes limiting the ability of non-American musicians to work in the U.S. after lobbying from the American Federation of Musicians. This.

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Musician Unions

By Erik Loomis

On March 10, 2022

I have to highlight this Jacobin piece written by Joey DeFrancesco, who turned his final historiographical paper for my labor history seminar in the fall into a great public facing.

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I've been saying for many years that we are two countries running in opposite directions as fast as we can.
Nope, plenty of Obama voters turned into Trump voters. In 2020,...
The pro-rape administration · November 23, 2024
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