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… were members of far-right political organizations and nationalist veteran groups—many of whom advocated for more …

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… authority in the last four decades. From the family to the national level, patterns of cultural authority once taken …

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… success for nine more years, leading the Dodgers to several National League pennants and a World Series championship in …

… with “many millions of voters—particularly the elderly and union voters” convinced that Goldwater was a “foe of the …

… Simone performed the rueful “Backlash Blues,” her affirming anthem  “To Be Young, Gifted, and Black,” and a version of …

… saw the decision as lawless.   And imagine the national embarrassment America would have been spared in …

… the natural direction of worker reform. Positioning the National Labor Relations Act (1935) and the Fair Labor …

… an easy – if misguided – target as being simply anti-union. By contrast, Bill has recognized labor’s critical …

… Abolitionist crusade against slavery, which inspired the Union’s forces during the Civil War, drew upon the Hebrew …

… at Haight ( right ). However, psychedelia emerged internationally, too, and London was another major center of this … million people around the globe. That song served as an anthem for the Summer of Love and love itself became the …

… until 2014, a much-enlarged social safety net, and two international milestones: the 2014 Soccer World Cup and the 2016 … corruption back when she had been the president of Brazil’s national petroleum company. Selfie of the author at the …

… of American history, at every level, from the local to the national, there have been efforts, successful efforts, to …

… shut down the country for nine days after an alliance of unions that included railway and transport workers, miners, …

… International Organizations …