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The Inheritance
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Five Farmworker Rights Activists Your Students Should Know About
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A great resource for teaching how to start, join, and support unions
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Labor History and Civil Rights Consortium Extensive Teaching Resources
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WNY Labor Today
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Unions protect workers’ hard-earned benefits: unmasking the attack on unions
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Share My Lesson
Share My Lesson curated a collection of lesson plans, activities and resources to help teachers explore the role of labor unions with your preK-12 students including Worker’s Rights, Labor Education, Labor History and Related Resources
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Collective Bargaining Simulation for High School Students (Updated)
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Labor Relations in Baseball: Remarks on why and how major league baseball players have a union.
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Share My Lesson: Union History and Social Justice Lessons
Share My Lesson: Union History and Social Justice Lessons
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How today’s unions help working people
How today’s unions help working people
By the Economic Policy Institute.
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Jewish Labor History
Jews in the American Labor Movement
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Megan Murphy
Megan Murphy, a student at Merrimack High School in Merrimack, NH, won the Gold Medal and $1,000 prize in the American Labor History category for her web site The Leadership and Legacy of Mother Jones and her Fight for Workers’ …
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The Decline of the Middle Class: How and Why it Happened and What to do About It by Paul F. Cole
This paper addresses the issue of income and wealth inequality in the
United States and an exploration of its causes, effects and solutions with
a particular emphasis on working families.
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We Were There
“We Were There” video with Bev Grant’s song and historic photos
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Union Women: Roots of Leadership
Interviews with women labor leaders
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