Analysis Of Richard Nixon's Address To The Nation On Labor Day

The speech “Address to the Nation on Labor Day” by Richard Nixon, the article “A World Without Work” by Derek Thompson, and the “We Can Do It,1942” poster by J. Howard Miller all contribute to the theme of continuation of work. Nixon’s “Address to the Nation on Labor Day” adds to the theme continuation of work as he mentions the American goal can be achieved through increased productivity and continued faith in the “work ethic” in American Society. Thompsons “A World Without Work” endows to the theme continuation of work as he acknowledges labor may become obsolete in the near future. In the case of Youngstown, Ohio, the technological revolution not only left its mark on the community but also on its psychology. Millers “We Can Do It, 1942”