Class War Lessons: From Direct Action On The Job To The '46 Oakland General Strike

by Stan Weir

AKA Unions With Leaders Who Stay On The Job

58 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Zoë Birss]

This book, an autobiographical account of growing union organization and class struggle on the West Coast American seaports in the 1930s and 1940s, is so well written and engaging that it certainly deserves a wide release. It reads like a novella, with fantastic dialogue and description that kept me interested beyond my initial interest in the subject matter. In fact, I would happily share this book with people who don't share its politics.

Class War Lessons is available from Thoughtcrime Ink in Edmonton, Alberta.