PICKET SIGN OF THE WEEK

Striking Post-Gazette workers posed with a homemade sign outside the newspaper's North Shore offices on Monday, Nov. 10, 2025. The sign was created by Katrina Pyo, wife of striker Rick Davis, within moments after the union heard it had won a significant victory in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. (Jason Cohn). The paper's owners this week announced they're shutting it down in May.

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On this week’s Labor Heritage Power Hour: Chris Garlock sits down with Strike While the Needle is Hot: A Discography of Workers’ Revolt authors Josh MacPhee and Kennedy Block to spin and unpack strike records from the ’60s–’80s—including the rousing 1978 EP “Ford Workers on Strike.” A fast-moving tour of worker-made music and how vinyl captured picket lines, speeches, and solidarity anthems.

When Workers Tell Their Own Stories
This week on Labor History Today, we trace a line from repression to resistance—from the 1917 Tom Mooney trial to today’s worker-led storytelling at the Working Class Literature Festival in Italy—closing with the Sago Mine disaster and a reminder that labor history helps us imagine a better future.

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