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Timeline
Civil Rights Activism
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Jewish Life in America
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Chapters Across North America
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I Married The Workmen's Circle
1950s Michele Amar 11/2/25 1950s Michele Amar 11/2/25

I Married The Workmen's Circle

Not only did the Workmen’s Circle offer people a wide range of services, but it also provided them with opportunities to connect socially and personally.

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Month in the Workmen's Circle
1960s Michele Amar 10/22/25 1960s Michele Amar 10/22/25

Month in the Workmen's Circle

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First Branch of the Workmen’s Circle
1940s Jade Gonzales 9/8/25 1940s Jade Gonzales 9/8/25

First Branch of the Workmen’s Circle

The Workmen’s Circle Call | May 1942

Editorial

The Spirit of May Day

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Notes from Workmen’s Circle History
1970s Jade Gonzales 9/8/25 1970s Jade Gonzales 9/8/25

Notes from Workmen’s Circle History

The Workmen’s Circle Call | November 1970

Article

Notes from the Workmen’s Circle History

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The Call Archive is a collection of the Workers Circle’s historic newsletter from 1929–1976, which chronicled the political debate, activism, and Yiddish culture at the Workmen’s Circle during a period of monumental change.

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