Stanley Aronowitz writes for Root & Branch: The Rise of the Workers' Movements (1975), pp. 71-93. Class analysis of USA based on Aronowitz’s own family. Future generation needs to break racism, sexism, authority within the class—not fight for more consumption, but for the abolition of capitalism.

A book by the US libertarian socialist Root & Branch collective, published in 1975. Taken with thanks from https://www.jeremybrecher.org/root…

Paul Mattick writes for Root & Branch: The Rise of the Workers' Movements (1975), pp. 174-207.

Jeremy Brecher's Introduction to Root & Branch: The Rise of the Workers' Movements (1975), pp. 11-27.

Marcia Butman, a teacher at East Boston High, writes about what her students think about the Vietnam War, for the Red Pencil in March 1971…

Jorge M.E. defends the revolutionary subject as the working class in "developed" countries and the…

Joel Stein reviews Kim Moody's book on the American working class in transition for Root & Branch No. 1, 1970, dealing in particular with Moody's take on the unions.

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