RACE, GENDER, AND THE REBIRTH OF TRADE UNIONISM

Kate Bronfenbrenner · Dorian T. Warren

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[Excerpt] Diversity is not the enemy of solidarity. We contend that solidarity can, and must, be built among an ever-diversifying labor movement, nation, and world. The labor movement's very survival depends on it.

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