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Domestic Left #119: Slow burn
Scars on an angry earth
Jul 20
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #117: A history of repeated injuries and usurpations
Let facts be submitted to a candid world
Jul 4
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #114: “Russia abroad, labor at home”
Labor, technology, and the Cold War
Jun 15
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #104: The end of history?
The disorganization of American historians
Apr 13
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #97: On not doing things
When I was in college, I took exactly one political science class, and only under some duress.
Feb 23
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #82: The past is never dead
What we learn from history
Nov 10, 2024
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #72: The foreign and domestic policy of Walter Reuther
Prospectus for a tragedy in five acts
Sep 1, 2024
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #49: A broken heart’s your ticket
I’ve been listening recently to two new podcasts about the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), the federation of industrial unions that was…
Feb 25, 2024
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #48: Valley and ridge, history and memory
Driving the Lincoln Highway (more or less) across Pennsylvania
Feb 18, 2024
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #45: Keep the red flag flying
In February of 1996 I traveled from Iowa City to Chicago along with maybe half a dozen other graduate workers from the University of Iowa.
Jan 29, 2024
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Jonathan Kissam
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Domestic Left #41: Take the hands off the clock
we’re going to be here awhile
Dec 31, 2023
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Jonathan Kissam
Domestic Left #39: Out of this earth
One of the things I have never loved about living in Pennsylvania is the land. Not the way I loved the land in Kansas, Iowa, Vermont. I’ve never quite…
Dec 20, 2023
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Jonathan Kissam
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