Today’s show comes to us from Labor’s Untold Stories, hosted by Marty Horning. As Women’s History Month continues, Marty honors some of the women, both past and present, who have helped build – and who are now leading – the American labor movement. And there’s plenty of good music, too.
On this week’s Labor History in Two: Remembering Susan B. Anthony.
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Music: The Rebel Girl (Janne Lærkedahl); Which Side are You On? (The Freedom Singers); Fannie Sellins (Anne Feeney); Emma Goldman (Adam East & Kris Deelane); The Rebel Girl Joe Glazer.
Brecher’s “Strike!”
“The waterfront is my life”
Debs’ radio station
The union archive that almost didn’t make it
Coit Tower’s New Deal Murals
Who Killed Frank Little?
Life and Times of a Black Wobbly
The Port Chicago Mutiny (Encore)
The Disney Revolt
Under The Iron Heel
MoJo’s March of the Mill Children; Remembering Harry Belafonte
The 1943 RJ Reynolds Strike
Don’t Iron While the Strike is Hot!
Democracy Under Siege
A white-collar strike
Detroit’s Walk to Freedom
Trumka on the power of labor arts
The Memorial Day Massacre
Mackay, Wurf, library workers, Matewan and the first baseball strike (Encore)
Labor Journalism, Farmworkers, and Reynolds Tobacco
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