The IWW and Bohemians: The case of the Peterson Pageant

Article Abstract:

The International Workers of the World's (IWW's), in the year 1912 and 1913, adopted the practice of developing cross-class collaboration with bohemians, artists, and intellectuals. The collaboration between working class activists and middle-class bohemians became one of the IWW's most important and provocative legacies.

United States, Public affairs, Personnel administration, Social aspects, Labor relations, Bohemianism, 1912 AD, 1913 AD, International Workers of the World

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The living legacy of the IWW: Austin, Minnesota

Article Abstract:

The major chapters in the US labor history were written in places like Butte, Montana, Bisbee, Arizona, Ludlow, Colorado, and Lawrence, Massachusetts. The living character of the legacy and the way it has provided a set of values, ideas, and strategies that has served generations of workers is demonstrated.

Minnesota, Labor organizations, Labor Unions, Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations, Column, Labour unions, Industrial Workers of the World

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