Labor’s Partisans

In "Labor's Partisans," editors Nelson Lichtenstein and Samir Sonti compile over twenty-five contributions from influential progressive voices to explore the rich history of the American labor movement, rooted in its peak during 1954 when one-third of nonagricultural workers were unionized. This collection, emerging at a time of renewed union activity and socialist sentiment, highlights the ongoing relevance of these labor ideas and debates from the 1950s to the present. With a blend of compelling writing and historical insight, the audiobook serves as a vital resource for those seeking a more equitable future for workers.