The Labor Review, founded in 1974 by a dedicated group of labor activists in Oklahoma City, has emerged as a significant advocate for workers' rights and the labor movement. Renowned for its integrity, the newspaper has played a pivotal role in shaping public discourse on labor issues, including news stories, opinion pieces, and educational resources on labor laws and union activities. Oklahoma City’s rich labor history is preserved on OldNews.com, where you can find scans of The Labor Review starting 1917, featuring 4 scans in total. Dive into the stories that shaped the workforce, exploring historical figures and events relevant to your own family history. By visiting OldNews.com, you not only honor the legacy of labor advocacy but also connect with the past, enriching your understanding of the ongoing struggle for social justice. Explore these valuable archives today.