Critical theory, critical culture, & postmodern humanism
In a nutshell: The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) will decide two pending cases with big implications for higher education despite a recent appeals court ruling that President Obama overstepped his constitutional authority in appointing three NLRB members last year. Continue reading Higher ed implications in court attack on NLRB
In a nutshell: Brendan O’Neill, editor of the online magazine spiked and a columnist for The Big Issue and The Australian, has an interesting take on the emergence of “working-class” as an identity category in today’s United Kingdom. Read O’Neill’s Continue reading Working-class chic in the UK
In a nutshell: Public art celebrating organized labor has often been a matter of controversy, and became so once again this week in Maine, providing an opportunity for teachers to explore public art and organized labor in their classrooms. In Continue reading The fine art of organized labor