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Category Archives: Labor
Remembering Stanley Aronowitz
On October 15, 2009 at an event sponsored by the Left Forum titled, “Debating Capitalists’ Power in the Age of Obama, Strategies for a U.S. Left” Stanley Aronowitz debated Tom Hayden and Cindy Milstein. It took place in New York … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Government & Politics, Labor, New York Culture, New Yorkers
Tagged American Left, Clinton, Direct Action, Left Politics, Obama, Political Power, Port Huron Statement, Social Movements, Stanley Aronowitz, The Left, Tom Hayden
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Who Are the Thugs? Asks a Bus Driver
By Maurice Pinzon Shortly before Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was re-elected for another term, Stanley Aronowitz, a sociology professor at the CUNY Graduate Center, reflected on the implications of a sizeable Bloomberg electoral victory. He was prompted by a New … Continue reading
Posted in Government & Politics, Labor
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