On Friday, November 12 from 3:30-5, Dr. Blair LM Kelly, Associate Professor of History at North Carolina State University, will present her paper "Sarah At Home, Working on Own Account" on Zoom. To receive the pre-circulated paper and Zoom link, … Read more
Dr. Calvin Ryan Cheung-Miaw will present a chapter entitled “What are Korean ‘Mom and Pop’ Store Owners’: Race and Solidarity after Korean-Black Conflict” from a manuscript-in-progress for discussion by the group. In-Person event (John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute). To RSVP … Read more
Virtual Event Discussion of Dr. Jane Berger's book A New Working Class: The Legacies of Public-Sector Employment in the Civil Rights Movement, which won the 2022 Montgomery Award. To RSVP or receive pre-circulated papers, please email: carolinatrianglelaborseminar@gmail.com.
John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute The rich career of Dr. Sarah “Sally” Deutsch will be celebrated on the occasion of her retirement, noting her contributions to the fields of labor and working-class history. To RSVP or receive pre-circulated papers, please … Read more
On Friday, September 22 at 3:30 p.m., UNC PhD Sarah McNamara (Texas A&M) will be discussing her new book Ybor City: The Crucible of the Latina South (UNC Press). Hosted by the Carolina Triangle Labor Seminar, the event will celebrate … Read more
The Carolina Labor Seminar is pleased to announce the second event this semester in their series. On October 13th at 3:30 in the Love House, we will be discussing Dr. Anna Yu. Krylova’s (Duke) article entitled “Marx and The Many Lives … Read more
