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Reaction to unionization efforts. The case is most clear in what i write about which would have been two parts, nine years apart, both in reaction to a strike. Both times, the strike was organized into its really appealing to White Working Class families to say, dont cross the color lines in hopes of improving your life. You should Pay Attention to us, your betters, to keep things as they were. Watch the full program anytime online at cspan. Org slash history by searching Aaron Thompson or smashing statues. Okay so what we are talking about today is picking up where we left off on thursday with the end of the cold war. And also im trying to make sure that we stitch Different Things that weve had through the quarter and through both quarters together. The program is titled, america 2025. Something about the future is important and as ive been thinking about the last part of the 20th century the 1990s, i think it made sense to really dig into, in terms of how people thought about the fut