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Channeling Labor's Early Struggles
Bill Felice
The decades between 1890 and the 1930's mark a violent period of class conflict in the United States - a period of conflict provoked by the emergence and consolidation of both monopoly capital and the industrial proletariat. 
Dateline
For the second time in less than a decade, Ecuador is attempting to make the transition from dictatorship to democratic rule. The first attempt.
The Collaboration Club
Jon Frappier
As the first section of this Report demonstrated, the level of class struggle in the United States was much higher in the earlier stages of capitalist development than today. However, since the fundamental contradiction between labor and capital has not been resolved, class struggle even after decades of repression and cooptation remains alive if not intense.
The Legal Web
Nancy Stein
By the 1930's, the United States was in the throes of crisis and depression. Hardest hit were the working people, unemployed by the millions, who began a period of unprecedented union organizing.