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American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1968
The American Historical Review, 1973
Labor History, 2005
ABSTRACT In 1948, W. E. B. Dubois declared, ‘Probably the greatest and most effective effort towa... more ABSTRACT In 1948, W. E. B. Dubois declared, ‘Probably the greatest and most effective effort toward interracial understanding among the working masses has come about through…the organization of the CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations) in 1935.’ Yet the CIO's role in shaping race relations and patterns of interracial inequality has been largely overlooked by contemporary scholars of race. Drawing from an ongoing research program on the relative effects of the CIO versus the AFL (American Federation of Labor) on interracial inequality during the 1940s, we discuss implications for the role of unions today and into the future. Findings for the CIO era challenge widespread notions about the connection between the ‘demand for labor’ and interracial inequality. Comparing recent developments in the economy and labor movement with those of the CIO era, we argue that a new form of interracial working-class movement may be emerging, a movement that, if positively linked to continued struggles for racial justice and equality, could make a profound difference for race relations and ‘color lines’ in the twenty-first century.
Che, morethan anyone, including Fidel, guided the transformation of the rag-tag band that survive... more Che, morethan anyone, including Fidel, guided the transformation of the rag-tag band that survived the Granma landing at Playa las Coloradas and the subsequent massacre at Alegria del Pio in late November 1956, into "the most accomplished guerrilla army in 20 th century Latin America." It was Che who led the guerrillas' victorious two-year campaign against 40,000 U.S.-equipped troops supported by formidable air and naval power.
Professor Adolph Reed Jr debates three other professors, Steven Gregory, Maurice Zeitlin and Elle... more Professor Adolph Reed Jr debates three other professors, Steven Gregory, Maurice Zeitlin and Ellen Meiksins Wood, about how race and class relate to each other. This debate represents a historical problem in the American Marxist movement. Many different progressive and revolutionary movements in American history were never able to overcome racial differences to create class unity in key historic class struggles. Arguably the two most important strike waves in working class American history, 1877 and 1919, ended in defeats. Intra-racial fighting was a central problem that helped lay the ground work for the defeats of the strike. Eugene Debs, one of American labors great socialist leaders once openly stated, “We see it as a class issue rather than a race issue.” Debs colorblind socialism differed with racial theorist WEB Dubois who remarked in that same time period; “That the white heel is still on the black neck is simply proof that the world is not yet civilized. The history of the ...
Resumo: O presente artigo Remuneração de dirigentes das organizações da sociedade civil: discussã... more Resumo: O presente artigo Remuneração de dirigentes das organizações da sociedade civil: discussão sobre a nova realidade no Terceiro Setor apresenta inovação e especialidades pelas atividades desenvolvidas pertinentes à sociedade civil, gerando serviços prestados sem finalidade de lucros. Torna-se importante, discorrer sobre a evolução e expansão do Terceiro Setor, surgindo entidades e organizações dedicadas ao trabalho de promoção humana e social. A entidade deve aplicar seus recursos no objeto social a que se destina, essa é a grande característica das entidades sem fins lucrativos. As questões sociais são integrantes do Terceiro Setor, desenvolvendo pelo Brasil diversas atividades de cunho social. Pretende-se apresentar a legislação no que diz respeito a remuneração de dirigentes estatutários e não estatutários das organizações do Terceiro Setor de assistência social, com a premissa de discorrer a atuação de entidades que atuam no setor social. A inovação legislativa é também objeto de estudo no que tange a imunidade tributária em sua percepção constitucional. Palavra chave: Remuneração de dirigentes; organizações da sociedade civil; terceiro setor.
Reading in Race and Ethnic Relations, 1972
Analysis of data from interviews with Cuban workers reveals that, among Negroes and whites, those... more Analysis of data from interviews with Cuban workers reveals that, among Negroes and whites, those who experienced the most pre-revolutionary unemployment were most likely to support the revolution and, among whites but not among Negroes, to be pro-Communist before the revolution. Those who were securely employed both before and since the revolution were less likely to be revolutionary than those who were employed more regularly since the revolution. Negroes were more likely than whites to support the revolution, even with pre-revolutionary employment status and change in employment status controlled.
The Structural Analysis of Business, 1988
include the strain correlation between the optical fiber and the soil, the effect of temperature ... more include the strain correlation between the optical fiber and the soil, the effect of temperature on the optical fiber strain and the method of laying optical fibers in the soil. Finally, some proposals are suggested in the hope that they will generate public discussion, reducing the damage caused by karst collapse.
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1997
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1968
The American Historical Review, 1973
Labor History, 2005
ABSTRACT In 1948, W. E. B. Dubois declared, ‘Probably the greatest and most effective effort towa... more ABSTRACT In 1948, W. E. B. Dubois declared, ‘Probably the greatest and most effective effort toward interracial understanding among the working masses has come about through…the organization of the CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations) in 1935.’ Yet the CIO's role in shaping race relations and patterns of interracial inequality has been largely overlooked by contemporary scholars of race. Drawing from an ongoing research program on the relative effects of the CIO versus the AFL (American Federation of Labor) on interracial inequality during the 1940s, we discuss implications for the role of unions today and into the future. Findings for the CIO era challenge widespread notions about the connection between the ‘demand for labor’ and interracial inequality. Comparing recent developments in the economy and labor movement with those of the CIO era, we argue that a new form of interracial working-class movement may be emerging, a movement that, if positively linked to continued struggles for racial justice and equality, could make a profound difference for race relations and ‘color lines’ in the twenty-first century.
Che, morethan anyone, including Fidel, guided the transformation of the rag-tag band that survive... more Che, morethan anyone, including Fidel, guided the transformation of the rag-tag band that survived the Granma landing at Playa las Coloradas and the subsequent massacre at Alegria del Pio in late November 1956, into "the most accomplished guerrilla army in 20 th century Latin America." It was Che who led the guerrillas' victorious two-year campaign against 40,000 U.S.-equipped troops supported by formidable air and naval power.
Professor Adolph Reed Jr debates three other professors, Steven Gregory, Maurice Zeitlin and Elle... more Professor Adolph Reed Jr debates three other professors, Steven Gregory, Maurice Zeitlin and Ellen Meiksins Wood, about how race and class relate to each other. This debate represents a historical problem in the American Marxist movement. Many different progressive and revolutionary movements in American history were never able to overcome racial differences to create class unity in key historic class struggles. Arguably the two most important strike waves in working class American history, 1877 and 1919, ended in defeats. Intra-racial fighting was a central problem that helped lay the ground work for the defeats of the strike. Eugene Debs, one of American labors great socialist leaders once openly stated, “We see it as a class issue rather than a race issue.” Debs colorblind socialism differed with racial theorist WEB Dubois who remarked in that same time period; “That the white heel is still on the black neck is simply proof that the world is not yet civilized. The history of the ...
Resumo: O presente artigo Remuneração de dirigentes das organizações da sociedade civil: discussã... more Resumo: O presente artigo Remuneração de dirigentes das organizações da sociedade civil: discussão sobre a nova realidade no Terceiro Setor apresenta inovação e especialidades pelas atividades desenvolvidas pertinentes à sociedade civil, gerando serviços prestados sem finalidade de lucros. Torna-se importante, discorrer sobre a evolução e expansão do Terceiro Setor, surgindo entidades e organizações dedicadas ao trabalho de promoção humana e social. A entidade deve aplicar seus recursos no objeto social a que se destina, essa é a grande característica das entidades sem fins lucrativos. As questões sociais são integrantes do Terceiro Setor, desenvolvendo pelo Brasil diversas atividades de cunho social. Pretende-se apresentar a legislação no que diz respeito a remuneração de dirigentes estatutários e não estatutários das organizações do Terceiro Setor de assistência social, com a premissa de discorrer a atuação de entidades que atuam no setor social. A inovação legislativa é também objeto de estudo no que tange a imunidade tributária em sua percepção constitucional. Palavra chave: Remuneração de dirigentes; organizações da sociedade civil; terceiro setor.
Reading in Race and Ethnic Relations, 1972
Analysis of data from interviews with Cuban workers reveals that, among Negroes and whites, those... more Analysis of data from interviews with Cuban workers reveals that, among Negroes and whites, those who experienced the most pre-revolutionary unemployment were most likely to support the revolution and, among whites but not among Negroes, to be pro-Communist before the revolution. Those who were securely employed both before and since the revolution were less likely to be revolutionary than those who were employed more regularly since the revolution. Negroes were more likely than whites to support the revolution, even with pre-revolutionary employment status and change in employment status controlled.
The Structural Analysis of Business, 1988
include the strain correlation between the optical fiber and the soil, the effect of temperature ... more include the strain correlation between the optical fiber and the soil, the effect of temperature on the optical fiber strain and the method of laying optical fibers in the soil. Finally, some proposals are suggested in the hope that they will generate public discussion, reducing the damage caused by karst collapse.
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
Reds and America's Industrial Unions
Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1997
Reds and America's Industrial Unions