Words Colliding George P. Huber and working-class activists gathered at

and working-class activists gathered at Sam's Place on the Southeast Side of Chicago to protest Republic Steels virulent opposition to union recognition and collective bargaining

well-reasoned discussion will appeal to open-minded people across the whole spectrum of belief and disbelief

sound and simple morals

Focusing on the men who did the fighting

Words Colliding George P. Huber and working-class activists gathered atThe long history and lasting impact of the rhetoric of Black exclusion in American politics and culture In 1787, Thomas Jefferson declared that the United States was destined to become a nation free of slavery and of its entire Black population. Following his cue, Henry Clay and other prominent politicians founded the American Colonization Society in 1816, launching the Black expatriation ('colonization') movement, a political force that, over the