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The Stansbury Forum is a website for discussion by writers, activists and scholars on the topics that Jeff focused his life on: labor, politics, immigration, the environment, and world affairs.

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September 29, 2017

Berlin Bulletin No. 134, September 25 2017: MERKEL CLOBBERED WHILE RIGHTISTS THREATEN

September 24, 2017

A Portrait to Flatter

September 17, 2017

Detroit, the movie

September 13, 2017

Letter from Florence #1: Saggio da San Frediano

September 10, 2017

Irma and Me: Notes From the Evac Zone

September 3, 2017

A More Perfect Union: How Labor Paved Way for Employer-Sponsored Health

August 28, 2017

Theodore W. Allen’s Work On Centrality of Struggle Against White Supremacy Growing in Importance on 98th Anniversary of His Birth

August 19, 2017

Why Charlottesville?

August 16, 2017

DSA National Convention 25,000 and Counting

August 6, 2017

U.S. coal production rose in 2016. Now it’s falling again

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This site is operated by two friends, Peter Olney and Robert Gumpert, introduced to each other by Jeff Stansbury. We thank the family, Gretzel Stansbury, Kevin Stansbury and Gwendolyn Stansbury for allowing us to run the site in his memory.

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