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Tag: Eugene Debs

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Truthdigger of the Week: Michael Paarlberg

By Alexander Reed Kelly —

After leaving a trail of dead in the private sector, the “long and steady march toward a fully disposable workforce” has turned sharply toward the public sector in recent years, the labor scholar tells us in a column for The Guardian.

Posted on Jan 26, 2013 READ MORE

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Going Beyond the Tale of a Boy and His Horse

By Adam Hochschild, TomDispatch —

For all the spectacle of thundering cavalry charges, muddy trenches and wartime love and loss, the current popular storytellers of the First World War skip over the conflict’s greatest moral drama by leaving out part of its cast of characters.

Posted on Feb 29, 2012 READ MORE | 14 COMMENTS

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