January 13, 2021 –
From PM Press
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Coffee with Comrades
January 5th, 2020

Happy New Year! 

Episode 114 of
Coffee with
Comrades features our
conversation with John, one of the folks behind the
Working Class
History project. In
this edition of the program, we discuss WCH’s new book,
Working Class History: Everyday
Acts of Resistance and Rebellion, WCH’s unique approach to historical records
and story-telling, how to use WCH’s new book to enrich historical
education, the efficacy of punching Nazis, and the secret history
of tea breaks. 

Music:

  • Intro: “I Ain’t Got No Home in this World” by
    Woody Guthrie
  • Interlude: “Failed State” by David
    Rovics
  • Outro: “Punch a Fascist in the Face” by the
    String-Bo String Duo
Working Class History: Everyday Acts of Resistance & Rebellion

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Source: Pmpress.org

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