Thorne Webb Dreyer, Editor
SEARCH
RECENT POSTS
JONAH RASKIN : FILM | Watch this movie: Dorothy Dickie's LNS
January 12, 2021
Joshua Brown : POLITICAL CARTOON | A Covid Christmas
December 20, 2020
Allen Young : ENVIRONMENT | Appreciating nature as a political act
December 14, 2020
Joshua Brown : POLITICAL CARTOON | Treason special
December 12, 2020
JONAH RASKIN : OPINION | Top 12 heroes of 2020
December 9, 2020
JONAH RASKIN : OPINION | Top 11 criminals of 2020
November 26, 2020
James Retherford : POLITICAL CARTOON | Grand Old Party!
November 25, 2020
Alice Embree : REPORT | Houston's historic underground newspaper...
November 25, 2020
Joshua Brown : POLITICAL CARTOON | Bucket List
November 20, 2020
ARCHIVES
Tag Archives: Workers
David Bacon : Bay Area Workers Still Fighting for Justice
Workers from the Woodfin Suites Hotel protest the firing of immigrants in Emeryville, California. Photo by David Bacon.150 years after general strike: Bay Area workers still fighting for justice By David Bacon / The Rag Blog / April 26, 2011 … Continue reading
Posted in Rag Bloggers
Tagged American History, David Bacon, Labor Unions, San Francisco, Strikes, Workers
Leave a comment
Dick J. Reavis: ‘Catching Out’ in the Secret World of Day Laborers
Image from Portland Indymedia.Researching my new book on the job:Catching Out: The Secret World of Day LaborersBy Dick J. Reavis / The Rag Blog / February 15, 2010 Author/activist/educator and Rag Blog contributor Dick Reavis will be Thorne Dreyer’s guest … Continue reading
Posted in Rag Bloggers
Tagged American Society, Authors, Books, Dick J. Reavis, Labor, The Rag, Workers
2 Comments
Ron Ridenour Reports on May Day in Cuba
On May Day Havana is a melting pot of labor solidarity. Photo: Bill Hackwell.May Day 2009 in CubaBy Ron Ridenour / The Rag Blog / May 2, 2009 Seventeen days after the first May Day of the revolution, May 17, … Continue reading
Saturday Snapshot: The Worker
The Rag Blog
ART / ‘Man at Work’ Exhibition Has Lessons for Today
At the Grohmann Museum in Milwaukee: Frederick Arthur Bridgman, The Seaweed Gatherers, 1912 / MSOE.Workers Built the Modern World [The Eckhart G. Grohmann Collection ‘Man at Work,’ continuing installation of 700 paintings and sculptures spanning 400 years of history. Also, … Continue reading