[2019—it’s been
real, it’s been good, but it ain’t been real good. Actually, I’m not even sure
I’d say it’s been good, but it has definitely been eventful. So this week I’ll
AmericanStudy a handful of major 2019 stories I haven’t been able to cover on
the blog, leading up to a few predictions for what’s likely to be an even more
eventful 2020.]
I promise that I’m
not gonna use every post in this series (or any other, in fact) to simply share
pieces from my bimonthly
Considering History column for the Saturday
Evening Post. But in this case, I did write
there about why the national strike started by UAW workers was so
significant and so representative of the true radicalism of the American labor
movement; since I didn’t get a chance to write about that strike in this space,
I wanted to share that piece as a way to remember that vital 2019 action and
activism. If you get a chance to check it out, I’d love to hear your thoughts
(there, here, wherever!).
Next 2019 review
tomorrow,
Ben
PS. What do you
think? 2019 stories you’d highlight?
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