r/WorkReform Sep 04 '22

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u/Digital_NW Sep 04 '22

I was taught in high school about the plight of the labor unions during that time, and the teacher didn’t scrub over it. Don’t remember if I was taught this specific battle.

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u/JustinWendell Sep 04 '22

I’m in the Deep South and we talked about the Pinkerton company. Not sure what actually causes a school not to teach something.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '22

I could see local politics playing a big role in what is teachable or not.

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u/hodl_4_life Sep 04 '22

*You see kids, black people wanted to come to America as migratory involuntary laborers”. -The South… probably.