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Once upon a time, the Left romanticized coal dust and the coal miner as symbols of the oppressed working class

"Coalface" and the Left's Betrayal of the Working Class


Coalface and the Left's Betrayal of the Working ClassWhen I was growing up, the man who delivered coal to our school jokingly warned me that if I didn’t study hard and get good grades, I would also end up delivering coal. It was a joke. But it also wasn’t. Working with coal was hard and dirty. Even if all you had to do was deliver it. And, there, far removed culturally and geographically from America and its old minstrel shows, coal dust meant hard work.
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