037: History of Political Action in Labor and the BCTGM, with Labor Historian Joe McCartin and BCTGM Organizing Director John Price
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037: History of Political Action in Labor and the BCTGM, with Labor Historian Joe McCartin and BCTGM Organizing Director John Price

Date

November 02, 2024

Category
Education, Podcast, Politics

 

Learn the legislative and political challenges of the last century, which inform the BCTGM’s political positions today.

 

We hear from:

 

  • Joe McCartin, Georgetown Univ. Professor, Executive Director of Kalmanovitz Initiative fo Labor and the Working Poor
  • John Price, BCTGM Director of Organization

 

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