Sunday, August 3

In the history of the American labor movement, terminology for labeling those deemed traitors to the cause has evolved significantly. Insults like “blackleg” have faded into obscurity, while others, such as “stool pigeon,” resonate less with current audiences. Yet, one term that has persisted as a point of contempt is “scab.” This label is primarily...

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