What Can We Learn from the Great Depression?

In What Can We Learn from the Great Depression?, Professor Dana Frank presents four compelling narratives that highlight the resilience and collective action of working people during the Great Depression. This audiobook reveals untold stories, including the struggles of Black wet nurses demanding better conditions, the grassroots efforts of mutual aid groups, the overlooked experiences of Mexican repatriates, and the rise of oppressive organizations. By examining these historical moments, Frank encourages listeners to reflect on the lessons from the past to inspire contemporary movements aimed at challenging economic inequality while promoting inclusivity and solidarity.