'Người cha đen nhẻm' chạy từ hầm mỏ đến bệnh viện chờ vợ sinh gây xúc động ⛏️👶

Một người đàn ông mặc nguyên bộ đồ thợ mỏ, toàn thân phủ bụi than, đã chạy từ hầm mỏ đến bệnh viện để chờ vợ sinh con. Hình ảnh anh đứng kiên nhẫn bên ngoài phòng sinh khiến cộng đồng mạng xã hội xúc động, thể hiện tình yêu thương và trách nhiệm của người cha.

#mininglife #fatherhood #familylove #workingdad #coalminer #heartwarmingstory #đờisống #giađình #nghềkhoan #tìnhthương #cha mẹ #côngviệckhókhăn #vietnam #tru

Trump once again screws over the people he promised to help.

"The very same day as Trump’s big coal announcement, the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) published a notice on its website informing stakeholders that the agency would be pausing the enforcement of its rule titled, ​'Lowering Miners’ Exposure to Respirable Crystalline Silica and Improving Respiratory Protection.' The rule would have cut the allowable exposure level of deadly silica dust—20 times more toxic than coal dust and a major cause of black lung disease among coal miners — in half. "

#america #news #maga #trump #coalminer

https://inthesetimes.com/article/trump-silica-rule-coal-miners-union

#Appalachian #Music #Short of the Week:

Dock Boggs, #Musician, #Songwriter, and #CoalMiner #Appalachia

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DiRjeNQtYjI

In the early-20th century, strikes and union battles were common in industrial centers throughout the US. But nothing compared to the class warfare of the West Virginia Mine Wars.

To celebrate the release of "Black Coal and Red Bandanas," an illustrated history from PM Press, we're exciting to host a virtual evening with author Raymond Tyler and illustrator Summer McClinton. They'll be joined by Shaun Slifer and Kenzie New-Walker of the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum!

Register for this free online event and find a copy of "Black Coal and Red Bandanas" at https://firestorm.coop/events/3342-the-west-virginia-mine-wars.html. Can't make the event but still want to listen in? Sign up and we'll send you the recording to stream at your convenience!

#WorkingClassHistory #ClassWar #CoalMiner #WestVirginia #MineWars #FeministBookstore #FirestormCoop (- L)

From the new National Archives exhibit: Power & Light: Russell Lee's Coal Survey

Charlie Lingar and his son listen to their battery radio. He has worked for the company for fourteen years but was injured in a mine explosion and unable to work since. His three room house for which he pays $6.75 monthly has no running water, no toilet, no electricity. Four Mile, Bell County, Kentucky. 4 Sept 1946

https://museum.archives.gov/power-and-light-russell-lee-coal-survey

#Appalachia #CoalMiner #PhotoMonday