How much did the labor battles of Colorado coal workers contribute to the legal gains of the New Deal Era? Perhaps more than you think. A new book out from the University of Colorado Press details how a labor movement literally in Boulder County’s backyard provided much of the social context leading up to the major progressive gains of the 1930s.
Leigh Campbell-Hale, an author of the new book Remembering Ludlow but Forgetting the Columbine, joined Shannon Young on the Morning Magazine to remind listeners of the other Columbine Massacre.
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What A Former Fairview High School Teacher Says History Books Don’t Include About American Labor Unions Alexis Kenyon
