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"We Are All Leaders": The Alternative Unionism of the Early 1930s

by Staughton Lynd Editor
Paperback, 1996
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nonfiction, ind-read-list, labor, unions, organizing, rank-and-file, history, United States, 20th century, 1930s, cycle purchase 12/12/08 — 19 more, google partial, A. J. Muste, activism, American Federation of Labor, AFL, Agricultural Adjustment Act, Akron, Alabama, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, ACLU, CPUSA, American Labor Party, OWS recs, anthracite coal mining, book, AQR 2008, S-The Working Class in American History, amazon source recheck, move √
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Available
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HD6508.W344 1996

Encyclopedia of the American Left

by Mari Jo Buhle Editor
Paperback, 1992
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nonfiction, reference, ref gen, encyclopedia, cycle purchase 05/01/07, communism, New Left, 20th century, radicalism, social movements, 1960s — 46 more, socialism, politics, United States, history, perused, google snippet, 1199, 1848 Revolution, 1909 shirtwaist strike, 19th Amendment, A. J. Muste, A. Philip Randolph, abortion, Abraham Lincoln Brigade, Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Adolph Fischer, American Federation of Labor, AFL, AFL-CIO, African Blood Brotherhood, agitprop, Alabama, Albert R. Parsons, Alexander Berkman, Alianza Federal de Mercedes, Allen Ginsberg, Alliance for Labor Action, Allis-Chalmers, Almanac Singers, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, CPUSA, American exceptionalism, American Indian Movement, American Labor Party, American Negro Labor Congress, anarchism, anarchists, anarcho-syndicalism, Angelo Herndon, anti-fascism, anti-revisionism, book, AQR 2007, woman author, move √, oversize
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Available
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HX86.E58 1990

Southern Exposure Vol. 1 , No. 3 &4, Winter, 1974: No More Moanin', Voices of Southern Struggle

by Sue Thrasher Editor
Photocopy, 1974
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Read in 2008, periodical, history, United States, The South, photocopy, journal, 20th century, 19th century, Great Depression, 1920s — 54 more, 1930s, STFU, farm workers, Southern Tenant Farmers' Union, Arkansas, Agricultural Adjustment Administration, organizing, farming, cotton, oral history, Socialist Party, strikes, Claude Williams, People's Institute of Applied Religion, Christianity, UAW, Atlanta, Georgia, sit-down strikes, General Motors, labor, unions, slavery, Llano Cooperative, Louisiana, cooperatives, Tennessee, miners, coal mining, coal miners, violence, strikebreaking, folk music, convict labor, 1890s, Zora Neale Hurston, African Americans, WWII, army, soldiers, music, Gastonia, Loray Mill, TWUA, Communist Party, CPUSA, textile workers, North Carolina, Vera Butch Weisbord, nonfiction, cultural history, American South, Publisher-Institute for Southern Studies, √move
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Available
Call number
F206.S643 v.1 n.3&4 1974
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