Martin Glaberman

In addition to his political writings, Martin Glaberman was also a published poet. Here is an example of his work.

Red and Black Notes review of Punching Out by Martin Glaberman.

Red & Black Notes was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Martin Glaberman on December 17,…

The following article was written as an introduction to C.L.R. James' Every Cook can Govern. It has been slightly edited for publication with the…

Detroit auto-worker Martin Glaberman analyses the bureaucratisation and decline of the US trade…

An open letter by the IMPACT group in Ohio, USA, to rank-and-file workers. The letter cointains short accounts of sell-outs and closed-door deals…

Glaberman discusses different notions of class consciousness, based partly on his experiences as…

Based on his experience in auto factories, Glaberman discusses the contradictions of the union's…

Martin Glaberman's review of 'The Most Dangerous Man in Detroit: Walter Reuther and the Fate of American Labor'.

Marty Glaberman discusses his many years of political experience as a factory worker, comrade of CLR James and, in later years, an academic.

Introductory article and account of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers and its activity in…