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The Wages of Whiteness

David R. Roediger

1991

Raw deal

Steven Hill

2015

A Fire in Their Hearts

Tony Michels

2005

The Correspondence of Mother Jones

Edward M. Steel, Mary "Mother" Jones

1985

White trash

Nancy Isenberg

2016 ★ 3.8

Getting work

Walter Licht

1992

The man who never died

William M. Adler

2011

The Great Strikes of 1877 (Working Class in American History)

David O. Stowell

2008

A living wage

Lawrence B. Glickman

1997

Common whites

Bill Cecil-Fronsman

1992

A $500 house in Detroit

Drew Philp

2017

This fight is our fight

Elizabeth Warren

2017

Working Americans, 1880-2015

Scott Derks

2015

Power and Culture: Essays on the American Working Class

Herbert George Gutman

1987

Contest of Ideas

Nelson Lichtenstein

2013

Crucible of freedom

Eric Leif Davin

2010

Село Степанчиково и его обитатели

Fyodor Dostoyevsky

1920

Bengali Harlem and the lost histories of South Asian America

Vivek Bald

2012

Bridgeport's socialist New Deal, 1915-36

Cecelia Bucki

2001

Who's afraid of Frances Fox Piven?

Frances Fox Piven

2011

The Dignity of Working Men

Michèle Lamont

2000

The Working Class Majority

Michael Zweig

2000

Labor movement in the United States

Friedrich A. Sorge

1977

Creating masculinity in Los Angeles's Little Manila

Linda Espana-Maram

2006

Literacy with an attitude

Patrick J. Finn

1999

The terror of the machine

Devon Gerardo Peña

1997

Work, culture, and society in industrializing America

Herbert George Gutman

1975

Racial competition and class solidarity

Cliff Brown, Terry Boswell, John Brueggemann

2006

Nothing but freedom

Eric Foner

1983

Scraping by

Seth Rockman

2008

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