The Great Steel Strike and Its Lessons

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The book delves into the 1919 steel strike, detailing its organization and eventual failure, as narrated by William Z. Foster, a prominent trade unionist and Marxist politician. It explores the impact of the strike on America's metal industry and provides insights into the challenges faced by labor movements during that era. Foster's firsthand perspective sheds light on the broader themes of workers' rights and the complexities of union organization in the face of opposition.