An essay by Alex Lichtenstein about how 'red-baiting' and anti-Communism effected a CIO union in Miami during the 1940s. Copied to clipboard Originally appeared in Labor Histoy, Vol. 39, No. I , 1998 Putting Labor's House in Order (1.35 MB) United States 1940s Miami CIO Communist Party (USA) Alex Lichtenstein PDF I just printed it out to read at home. looked interesting. an event and place i know little about. thanks for putting up this piece of local history.
I just printed it out to read at home. looked interesting. an event and place i know little about. thanks for putting up this piece of local history.
"Who gets the bird?" or, How the Communists won power and trust in America's unions: the relative autonomy of intraclass political struggles An essay on the American Communist Party's efforts in the CIO.
Left out: reds and America's industrial unions This study discusses the legacy of the Communist Party USA in the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO) from the 1930s through the 1950s.
American labor on the defensive: A 1940’s odyssey - Stan Weir An article by Stan Weir surveying the effects World War II and the post-war years had on CIO unions…
The CIO's left-led unions, edited by Steve Rosswurm A collection edited by Steve Rosswurm of the CIO's unions's that had radical left leadership.
I just printed it out to read at home. looked interesting. an event and place i know little about. thanks for putting up this piece of local history.