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Scenes from the 2017 Bloomington Conference

Kim Moody on the state of the American labor movement

Oklahoma Poet Laureate Jeanetta Calhoun Mish

Joe Varga, Conference Host & Organizer

Jackie Gabriel, winner of Constance Coiner Award for Best Dissertation

Michael Zweig on Working-Class Voters

Labor History Tour of the Debs House

Scenes from the 2016 How Class Works Conference

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Scenes from the 2015 WCSA conference at Georgetown

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Announcing WCSA Election/Soliciting Nominees
New Book on Deindustrialization
Register early for the 2018 WCSA Conference
Book Notes ~ Spring 2018
Final Call for the WCSA Travel Grants and Young Scholars and Activists Fellowships
2018 WCSA Conference Plenary Announcement
2018 WCSA Conference Registration Now Open
June 2018 Issue JWCS: Open Call, No Theme
WCSA 2018 Conference Travel Grants & Fellowship Applications Now Available
Paul Lauter Receives ADE March Award

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Recent Posts: Working-Class Perspectives

The Home Maintenance of Working-Class Identity After Deindustrialization

Five years in a St. Florian foundry, they call it Industrial Park Then hospital maintenance and tech school just to memorize Frigidaire parts But I got to missing your Mama and I got to missing you too And I went back to painting for my old man and I guess that’s what I’ll always […]

Going Public with Working-Class Studies

We started Working-Class Perspectives because we wanted to help readers understand how class works, especially for poor and working-class people. We offered commentaries on issues such as education, politics, and work as well as critiques of media representations of class. Most of our posts get a few thousand page views, and many are reposted on […]

Scabby the Rat Down Under

Scabby the Rat, a familiar figure on US picket lines, has taken his show on the road. In the past few years, he’s been spotted outside several Australian companies, sometimes accompanied by his pals, Fat Cat and Greedy Pig. Scabby’s journey shows that both anti-labor efforts and working-class feistiness are every bit as global as […]

Know Your Place: A New Generation of Working-Class Voices

A literary festival isn’t the obvious place to discuss class, but a couple of weeks ago I found myself introducing a session at my local Faversham Literary Festival on a new book called Know Your Place. Edited by Nathan Connolly and subtitled ‘Essays on the Working Class, by the Working Class’, the book brings together […]

Billy Graham and the Evangelical Origins of Organized Labor

When I heard over breakfast that Billy Graham had died, the news ricocheted around my mind and stirred up lots of memories. The counter of George’s Diner on Coney Island Avenue in Brooklyn was just the place to begin reflecting on the surprising connection between Graham’s legacy and organized labor. I came of age in […]

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