Selected Back Issues of Fridays Labor Folklore Fridays Labor Folklore is a free, weekly newsletter which brings a ray of light and some cheer to its readers.  Its stories and songs are edited by Con Carbon - the Minstrel of the Mine Patch - a breaker boy from Anthracite Pennsylvania who believes in working-class solidarity, heritage and tradition.  To join the mailing list click onto the link at the bottom of the page. Selected Back Issues - Click to Read Joe Hill -- the man who never died We Love Eleanor Roosevelt Snowball Cakes Mother Jones' Rebuke Paul Robeson -Tallest Tree in our Forest Ghost of Tom Joad Get Well Karen Lewis : Teachers Union Hero Yiddish curses on the Republicans Jose Marti : Apostle of Cuban Freedom Woody Sez The Union Buster Rex, the Mine Pony Immigrants Like Me UnioNation rocks the labor movement! Pete Seeger's Golden River Who will comfort me? Remembering John Handcox Who was Martin Irons? Harriet Tubman, Abolitionist Solidarity Forever's 100th Birthday No more wallflowers among happy unionists Whips and Fear Union Logos Little children Spread the word about Fridays Labor Folklore Two great union songs by Julie McCall Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Joe Hill & the Wobblies 1968 AFSCME sanitation strike Preserve the Mother Jones Monument Who was Con Carbon? Rudolph the Union Reindeer Breaker Boys Discharged for loving a man Hazel Dickens Force feeding of Alice Paul Women Who Dare : Helen Keller Gene Debs Remembered Fridays Labor Folklore [email protected] Takoma Park, Maryland 20912 Join our mailing list.