End of the Line: Wildcat Detroit, 1973 - Point Blank!

Collage of photo of black car factory workers and the front of a Chrysler car which has been snipped in two

Pamphlet by San Francisco situationist group in praise of wildcat strikes at a power plant and car factories in Detroit, 1973.

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