Myles Crowley
@mylescrowley.bsky.social
university administrator, working with journalists since before the fax machine, non-expert observer, interested in changes that will help grow democracy, he/him, Bostonian
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Workers, reformers, and unions fought, bled, and died through the Gilded Age and into the first 3 decades of the 20th century to get this idyllic era of blue collar industrial work in the post-WWII era that people on both sides of the aisle keep pointing to, without acknowledging the sacrifice.
January 17, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Workers, reformers, and unions fought, bled, and died through the Gilded Age and into the first 3 decades of the 20th century to get this idyllic era of blue collar industrial work in the post-WWII era that people on both sides of the aisle keep pointing to, without acknowledging the sacrifice.