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Not Automatic: Women and the Left in the Forging of the Auto Workers' Union

by Sol Dollinger
Paperback, 2000
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Read in 2009, nonfiction, autoworkers, automobile industry, women, unions, workers, labor, history, cycle purchase 12/29/08, Publisher-Monthly Review — 40 more, AQR 2009, United States, 20th century, 1930s, 1940s, strikes, organizing, UAW, CIO, sit-down strikes, Flint MI, Michigan, Detroit, Toledo Wisconsin, Electric Auto-Lite, General Motors, Homer Martin, Walter Reuther, Victor Reuther, Genora Johnson Dollinger, women's auxiliary, Women's Emergency Brigade, mafia, violence, bureaucracy, factionalism, radicalism, Trotskyists, Communist Party, Socialist Workers Party, memoir, oral history, Flint sit-down strike, google snippet, CPUSA, book, women workers, mcr?, woman author, move √
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HD6515.A82I5735 2000

Rivethead: Tales from the Assembly Line

by Ben Hamper
Paperback, 1992
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nonfiction, Zurofsky 4/17/09, biography, cars, automobile industry, work, labor, class, workers, General Motors, automobiles — 14 more, corporations, history, industry, autobiography, AQR 2009, priority, google partial, absenteeism, book, Detroit, OWS/Library overlap, amazon source recheck, ≥40 global ratings, move √
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HD8073.H26 1986

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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F206.S643 v.1 n.3&4 1974
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