Is class is about an hour. Good. I will try to get to those points. These readings cover a lot of different topics in this period. Im hoping to pull together the essays, one deals with anticommunism and one with the internal dynamics in labor. The lecture today will pull those pieceses together. The big question is how do we go from the new deal and world war ii period we have been talking about the last couple of weeks and the c. I. O. Is growing and militants in all sorts of ways and workers are calling on the government to intervene to end other forms of inequities. How do we get from that to the current moment where we have the remnants of a bureaucratic, business friendly timid and conventional unit. How did the Labor Movement mature from this conflict model one of Labor Management peace. If we view that as maturation. What changes in the period in all different directions. Coming out of world war ii, everything was up in the air. The United States had won the war. It was very muc
So anybody watching doesnt ever end up at the water fountain the next day and sail my gosh, i dont know they thought that or somebody had that perspective or that point. That would change. So so to me that his role. T but what it does for me as it makes me bring my a game every time. I have to be prepared. If youre going up against bill riley, you want, you want to avoid be in the pinhead, big time. You will make sure you know what youre talking about have confidence in it before you engage in that conversation. So how does that affect the writing of the book . Pe it opens my eyes to the idea that i want to be sure that im considering, you heard craig a moment ago saint what it you include some of this on the womens issue. Again in my my mind, it does not match up with someone like a betty betty for dan in terms of prompting the way in which we have seen in america. Have yes bill oreilly to promote your book . Thats hard. But but bill wrote a blurb for the book and not only that, he ha
Community of cob. In just hours it grew to 10,000 acres. In less than 36 hours it was 50,000 acres. At least 400 homes and buildings have opinion evacuated. Nearly 1500 firefighters are still battling those flames. Ktvu fox 2 alex savidge is live in middletown. That devastation is very easy to see isnt it alex . It is everywhere you look. Good morning, to you. Middletown was hit hard by this fire. An entire block the the one we are standing on was wiped out by the fire. Take a look at this home we are standing in front of. This son jefferson court. To give you a little perspective here about what you are seeing, take a look here at this shot here. That is the home were standing in front of. That is what it used to look like. And it gives you an idea of the devastation. Homes burned to the ground. At least 400 homes have burned. Two apartment complexes and at least ten businesses are gone this morning. On top of that there are as many as 1,000 structures that have burned. That will be b
College community. Their communities are all over the place geographically. So American Life has changed in that Community Stability ascent he will with interest that in. We just kind of documented through discovering this kind of research that the social factors have kind of sabotage our ability to support these kinds of close refrigerator relationships. What we discovered to was mobility and american culture, really sabotages this relationship. So at the time were writing, the statistics were about warty three, 45 billion americans moving every year. That kind of relocation really takes a toll on our relational health. If sabotages are relational network. So we are having to take these relational hits every time we move around. We believe americans dont really consider the relational risks to the extent that they ought to in terms of taking off and moving around like that. We move for all kinds of reasons. We think we probably have taken this to lately. So we got into the mobility st
Thank you so much for joining my class today at Saint Josephs university today. Were going to explore five women who use their writing and singing to create a Better Future for black people in our country polymari Billie Holiday Lorraine Hansberry, nina simone and anne moody. Why choose these five women you may ask as writers their work highlights a significant element of the civil rights movement, and it also broadens the more wellknown narrative on the key participants from this time. Some of these women participated in sitins and other actions to be sure but even when their own work was very visible such as holidays and simone songs hansburys plays and moodys encounter at woolworths as we talked about last time. There are full contribution to the civil rights struggle is not always widely appreciated as those who have used the power of words. They are also a time together the expanding protest of our time and of their era interestingly too all of them spent some time in new york cit