Divided We Stand

Abstract

Illustrations ix Acknowledgments xi Permissions xvii INTRODUCTION Something in the 'Atmosphere' of America xix PART ONE: Longshoremen 1 CHAPTER 1 Logic and Limits of Solidarity, 1850s-1920s 3 CHAPTER 2 New York: ... Helped to Create Themselves Out of What They Found Around Them 46 CHAPTER 3 Waterfront Unionism and Solidarity: From the Crescent City to the City of Angels 89 PART TWO: Steelworkers 143 CHAPTER 4 Ethnicity and Race in Steel's Nonunion Era 145 CHAPTER 5 Regardless of Creed, Color or Nationality: Steelworkers and Civil Rights (I) 185 CHAPTER 6 We Are Determined to Secure Justice Now: Steelworkers and Civil Rights (II) 219 CHAPTER 7 The Steel Was Hot, the Jobs Were Dirty, and It Was War: Class, Race, and Working-Class Agency in Youngstown 251 EPILOGUE Energies, Other Dreams: Toward a New labor Movement 287 NOTES 297 INDEX 377

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