Join the DC Labor Chorus on Saturday December 6, 2025 at 7pm for an evening of our Favorite & Sacred Songs at the Washington Ethical Society, located at 7750 16th St NW, Washington, DC 20012, or join us by livestream.

We'll be singing songs of the labor movement past and present, songs we hold dear to our hearts, and songs we love to sing together.

The concert is free to attend but please RSVP HERE to secure your free ticket to the concert.

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Where’s our Forty Acres And A Mule?
On this week’s Labor History Today: Historian and former UAW organizer Rudi Batzell joins America’s Workforce Union Podcast to explain how the failure of land reform after slavery — and employers’ use of racial division and strikebreaking — shaped the early U.S. labor movement. From “40 acres and a mule” to the CIO, Batzell shows how race and class remain inseparable in American labor history.
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When the City Stopped: Stories from New York’s Essential Workers
On the Labor Heritage Power Hour, historian Robert W. Snyder shares When the City Stopped, powerful frontline stories from NYC’s essential workers during the darkest days of COVID.
Then historian Peter Cole brings the life of Black Wobbly Ben Fletcher to the mic — the visionary IWW leader who built an interracial, militant waterfront union decades before the Civil Rights Act.CLICK HERE TO LISTEN

"The Art and Soul of the American Labor Movement"

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