labor history
Trump makes it easier for employers to discriminate, stifling equity and hurting economic growth
June 2, 2025The EEOC has been a persistent target of the Trump administration since his first term.
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Book review: ‘Blue Collar Empire—How Anti-Communism Undermined Workers Everywhere’
May 2, 2025The book argues that attacking the broad left, specifically communists, in the labor movement left all workers more vulnerable.
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Frostburg University celebrates labor organizer George A. Meyers
April 14, 2025The event celebrated the school’s creation of the George A. Meyers Collection in its library, Meyers’s life, and the need to defend education and libraries in the face of suppression.
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Class struggle unionism and anti-fascism merge in the World Federation of Trade Unions
April 4, 2025Though shaped by Cold War divisions, the WFTU is not bound by its history.
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St. Louis says farewell to Jim Wilkerson, Black labor leader and CBTU founder
November 8, 2024Wilkerson was part of a larger nationwide movement against racism and for equality within largely white skilled trades.
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