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Goldfield, Nevada

One place where the IWW had been successful was in Goldfield, Nevada, where the WFM had established an IWW local and unionised the whole town, starting with the newsboys. As the IWW newspaper proclaimed they had organised “miners, engineers, clerks, stenographers, teamsters, dishwashers, waiters”, …

—p.13 One Big Union Of All The Workers: Solidarity and the Fighting IWW “Undesirable citizens”: The attempt to lynch Bill Haywood (12) by John Newsinger
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the first and founding convention of the IWW

On Tuesday 27 June 1905, Bill Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners (WFM) called the first and founding convention of the IWW to order. He told the 200 delegates and observers assembled in Brand’s Hall, Chicago, that they had come together “to confederate the workers of this country into a wo…

—p.8 “Founded on the class struggle”: The birth of the IWW (8) by John Newsinger
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your independence laid bare as myth

There’s a sentence of Alice Miller’s looping in my mind, about grandiose people and depressives, Narcissus and Echo: “Neither can accept the truth that this loss or absence of love has already happened in the past, and that no effort whatsoever can change this fact.” It’s the main thing I’ve learne…

—p.133 The Selfishness of Others: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism by Kristin Dombek
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your independence laid bare as myth

There’s a sentence of Alice Miller’s looping in my mind, about grandiose people and depressives, Narcissus and Echo: “Neither can accept the truth that this loss or absence of love has already happened in the past, and that no effort whatsoever can change this fact.” It’s the main thing I’ve learne…

—p.133 by Kristin Dombek
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in the center of the world, stuck in time

It is something you’ll come to months or years later, if at all: the possibility that the way he was with you was real, and that it was love; that the way he was with the other woman, real or imagined, was real, was love, as well. You might understand this in the middle of the next time you fall in…

—p.119 by Kristin Dombek