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Fuego subterráneo: Historia del radicalismo de la clase obrera en los Estados Unidos

by Sharon Smith

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Workers in the United States have a rich tradition of fighting back and achieving previously unthinkable gains, from the weekend, to healthcare, to the right to organize a union. Sharon Smith shows that a return to the fighting traditions of US labor history, with an emphasis on rank-and-file strategies for change, can turn around the labor movement.Fuego Subterráneo brings working-class history to light and reveals its lessons for today. Sharon Smith is the author ofWomen and Socialism: Class, Race, and Capital.… (more)
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Workers in the United States have a rich tradition of fighting back and achieving previously unthinkable gains, from the weekend, to healthcare, to the right to organize a union. Sharon Smith shows that a return to the fighting traditions of US labor history, with an emphasis on rank-and-file strategies for change, can turn around the labor movement.Fuego Subterráneo brings working-class history to light and reveals its lessons for today. Sharon Smith is the author ofWomen and Socialism: Class, Race, and Capital.

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