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Josh Nathan-Kazis is a journalist in New York City. Follow him on Twitter at @joshnathankazis.
In New York, it’s easy to forget about climate change when there’s not a Sandy-level catastrophe. Across the globe, it’s an everyday reality now.
It was November 1919, during the Red Scare, and a radical labor leader in Pennsylvania took to the barricades. What did—and didn’t—happen may prove instructive for today.
