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SUMMARY:"Lula's Hegemony and Brazilian Labor Relations: The Case of Call Centers and their Unions"
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URL:https://irle.ucla.edu/event/lulas-hegemony-and-brazilian-labor-relations-the-case-of-call-centers-and-their-unions/
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SUMMARY:The Psychology of Colorblindness
DESCRIPTION:What psychologically fuels Whites¹ attraction to racial colorblindness? What are the correlates and outcomes of colorblindness\, both in terms of Whites¹ race-related attitudes and behaviors and effects on racial minorities?  What are the implications for individuals and organizations when some Whites are colorblind with respect to their own identity (i.e.\, what we term ³racial denial²)?   More broadly\, how does denying the role of race in policy-making (such as restrictive immigration laws) predict support for those policies?  Finally\, do Whites actually view undocumented immigrants with a blind eye to race?  After addressing these questions with preliminary and published data\, I will discuss implications for education\, workplace\, and legal contexts.
URL:https://irle.ucla.edu/event/the-psychology-of-colorblindness/
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SUMMARY:Rethinking Binationalism: Binational Mexican Labor Activism in the Early 20th Century
DESCRIPTION:“Rethinking Binationalism” explores the history of binational Mexican labor activism in the early 20th century. The perspective is from a segment of the grass roots base of an under-explored part of the Industrial Workers of the World and highlights Mexican activists who were committed members of the binational Partido Liberal Mexicano (PLM) and\, simultaneously\, organized Mexicans into the IWW. In this period\, as others\, Mexican worker/organizers were often the engines for binational solidarity. This binationalism had deep roots in the area north of the post 1848 border. The lives and work of two traveling organizer-propagandists suggests binational (and internationalist) cross generational legacies of a commitment to labor organizing and social change which resonates in the present period.
URL:https://irle.ucla.edu/event/rethinking-binationalism-binational-mexican-labor-activism-in-the-early-20th-century/
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SUMMARY:Low Wage Workers & Organizing Conference
DESCRIPTION:Sponsored with a grant from the Ford Foundation\, this conference aims to stimulate research and discussion on key issues that impact low-wage workers and to focus on the particular role of groups\, organizations\, organizing strategies and campaigns in the lives of low wage workers. Senior scholars and thinkers together with emerging academics will address a variety of issues\, including: engaged research; organizing impact; relevant legal issues; intersectionality; social movements and immigration; and emerging sectors and peripheral movements.
URL:https://irle.ucla.edu/event/low-wage-workers-organizing-conference/
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