> I'd argue that unions have more power than employers in being able to shape the historical narrative. I'm not going to compare their power to employers' powe

> I'd argue that unions have more power than employers in being able to shape the historical narrative. I'm not going to compare their power to employers' power, but it is definitely true that unions have been able to write their preferred version of history with labor law. Notice how we never talk about the historical ties between labor unions and white supremacy. It's all right there in the public record - there's no denying that it happened - but it's always ignored in the public narrative.