KC Labor
For Class and Climate Justice
Founded
March, 2000. An unofficial, not-for-profit site, based in Kansas City,
created and maintained by volunteer labor.
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Labor History
Eugene V Debs
Rail union leader, a founding member of the IWW, Presidential
candidate of the Socialist Party
Eugene Debs, "The Canton, Ohio Speech," June 1918 For Which He Was Imprisoned
THE HISTORY AND FUTURE OF LABOR: RULE OF GOLD OR GOLDEN RULE?
American Labor History—An Online Study Guide
Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania Labor Legacy
George Meany Memorial Archives
Online
Exhibit—A. Philip Randolph
Union Advocate Labor History Series
The Dramas of Haymarket
Kansas City Labor History
The Kansas City Labor History Tour
Some presentations from the 1992-93 Kansas City Labor History Bus Tour:
Packinghouse Labor
Garment Industry
The Streetcar Strikes of 1917-18
Minnesota African American Labor Leaders
We highly recommend this book—
A Short History of the U.S. Working Class: From Colonial Times to the
Twenty-First Century
by Paul Le Blanc
The Holt Labor Library in San Francisco is one of the best selections of labor history materials on the web. They also provide an excellent list of links to major collections of labor history resources.
A very interesting site containing some labor history material is Famous Trials, put together by Professor Douglas O Linder, on the faculty of the University of Missouri/Kansas City.
Some British labour history sites
Marx Memorial Library
George Orwell : Political Writings
The Robert Tressell Centre
Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival
Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum
Working Class Movement Library
The Levellers organisation
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