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PoliticsOctober 30, 2018
The Red Sox Should Not Visit the White House
Red Sox values are not Trump values.
Peter Dreier and Kelly Candaele
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Journalists and JournalismOctober 29, 2018
Studs Terkel Made Oral History
Ten years after his death, Terkel’s voice is still a vivid part of our shared experience.
Peter Dreier
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LaborOctober 10, 2018
Yankees Players Cross the Picket Line in Boston
Pro baseball players have made millions for themselves by unionizing and standing together. They should support striking hotel workers in their fight for better pay.
Peter Dreier and Kelly Candaele
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World LeadersApril 27, 2017
Relax, Donald: After 100 Days, You’ve Already Done So Much
President Trump shouldn’t be so defensive about Saturday’s milestone. The list of his accomplishments is long.
Peter Dreier
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CorporationsJuly 15, 2016
It Takes Jamie Dimon 3 Hours to Earn What Some of His Employees Do All Year
So much for the JPMorgan Chase CEO’s being a working-class hero.
Peter Dreier and Donald Cohen
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Election 2016May 10, 2016
The Worst of Wall Street: Meet Donald Trump’s Finance Chairman
Will Trump’s supporters notice the greedy excesses of a top campaign hire?
Peter Dreier
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Campaigns and ElectionsJune 2, 2015
What Kind of Mayor Was Bernie Sanders?
In his eight years as mayor of Burlington, Vermont, Bernie Sanders revitalized the economy and solidified support for progressive municipal policies.
Peter Dreier and Pierre Clavel
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ActivismMay 7, 2015
Remembering Guy Carawan: The Man Who Popularized ‘We Shall Overcome’
Guy Carawan's music had a message and his songs became the unofficial anthems of the Civil Rights movement.
Peter Dreier
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Guns and Gun ControlNovember 20, 2014
Why Is Jay Leno Flacking for the Gun Lobby?
Violence-prevention groups are urging the comedian to cancel an appearance at an upcoming industry trade show.
Peter Dreier
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Guns and Gun ControlMay 27, 2014
How UC–Santa Barbara Can Turn Grief Into Action: Divest From Gun Manufacturers
Our communities are bearing the brunt of gun violence while corporate executives reap the financial rewards.
Peter Dreier and Jennifer Fiore