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The Real American Success Story
Originally posted on dr. p.l. (paul) thomas: In the early 1990s after we had moved into our first stand-alone home (having lived in an owned townhouse a few years), my wife and I bought a Honda Accord—a typically American milestone of having finally risen above our station as Honda Civic owners. As I was dong the paperwork for this car, I…
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The Propaganda War against Labor Unions—Part 3 of 3
It is arguable that there are not enough union workers in the United States to be a factor that would lead to higher unemployment rates or real estate values.
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The Propaganda War against Labor Unions—Part 2 of 3
On average, union members earn more and have better benefits than non-union workers.
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The Propaganda War against Labor Unions—Part 1 of 3
Although support for labor unions has declined from 72% in 1936 to 53%, it helps to be aware that for decades there has been an ongoing propaganda war in the media that has consistently attacked both public and private sector labor unions.
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The Propaganda War against Labor Unioins—Viewed As Single Page
Every American worker should belong to a labor union and earn higher wages, have paid vacations, medical, sick leave and a retirement plan.
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The Cannibalization of General Education—Guest Post
Originally posted on Crazy Normal – the Classroom Exposé: Before I address the topic of Integrated Collaborative Teaching (ICT), which is the combining of special education and general education students in the same class, I want to thank Mr. Lofthouse for publishing my anonymous guest post on his Crazy Normal blog. I have read many of Mr. Lofthouse’s blog posts…