Martin Glaberman

Content by or about US autoworker and socialist, Martin Glaberman (December 13, 1918 – December 17, 2001).

Martin Glaberman

Martin Glaberman

Cover of newspaper

Correspondence - To recognize, to report and to serve the New Society

Scan of vol 5 #6 of Correspondence, the newspaper associated with Johnson-Forest and Facing Reality.

Cover of Union Committeemen and Wildcat Strikes

Union Committeemen and Wildcat Strikes (1955)

Correspondence Pamphlet #1 - two of Marty Glaberman's essays: "The Nationwide Auto Workers' Wildcat" and "The Left Wing Union Committeeman".

Organization and Spontaneity Cover

Beyond Measure: C.L.R. James Inﬂuence on the League of Revolutionary Black Workers - Kimathi Mohammed

Kimathi Mohammed gives a firsthand account of C.L.R. James' influence on the League…

Cover of 'Artie Cuts Out', the top is red, the middle is white and the bottom is block. Contains a hand drawn image of three students and state "Artie Cuts Out, by Arthur Bowman as told to Paul Wallis" and under that states "Illustrated by Angela Terrano"

Artie Cuts Out - 1953

This is a 1953 pamphlet published by the Correspondence chapter in New York City. 'Artie Cuts Out' was an influential piece of inquiry with a…

Friedrich A. Sorge on the American Labor Movement - Miriam Frank and Martin Glaberman

An excerpt from History of the American Working Class by Frederich Sorge, who lived in the US in the…

Speak Out - Special Detroit Issue - May/June 1969

Speak Out - Number 8, November 1966

Issue #8 of Speak Out - Bulletin of the Facing Reality Publishing Committee. Edited by Martin Glaberman. Pieces by Glaberman, William Gorman,…

The Correspondence Booklet (1954)

The 1954 pamphlet "The Correspondence Booklet: Selections From a Paper That is Written, Edited and Circulated by Its Readers."

Bewick Editions - 2001 Catalog

The Grievance - Martin Glaberman

Martin Glaberman's chapbook 'The Grievance'. This was published as a 'little book' on Stan Weir's Singlejack press in 1980.

Martin Glaberman, Theory and Practice

Facing Reality Publishing Committee, Detroit, 1969. With an introduction by CLR James

Slaves and Proletarians: The Debate Continues

Martin Glaberman responds to Noel Ignatiev on the question of whether slaves are proletarians.