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Ben Fletcher : the life and times of a Black Wobbly /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Oakland, CA :
PM Press,
[2021]
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| Edición: | Revised and expanded 2nd edition. |
| Temas: | |
| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Writings and Speeches by and about Ben Fletcher. Soapboxer
- On the importance of the IWW press
- The seventh convention of the IWW
- Philadelphia organizing
- The strike at Little Falls
- The eighth convention of the IWW
- War on the waterfront
- Solidarity wins in Philadelphia
- Free Ford and Suhr!
- Transport workers strike in Philadelphia
- Philadelphia strike ends
- The struggle in Baltimore
- IWW growing in Baltimore
- Providence MTW
- Boston organizing
- Federal investigation of Fletcher begins
- A bad man or gun fighter
- The rebel girl remembers
- Fletcher Indicted
- Fletcher investigation continues
- Fletcher and Cape Verdeans
- The search for Fletcher continues
- The chase is on
- Fletcher arrested (finally)
- Fletcher on trial
- Fletcher and Haywood cutting it up
- Fletcher sentenced
- Fletcher holding court
- We won't forget
- Fletcher in forma pauperis
- Du Bois on Fletcher and the IWW
- The messenger on Ben Fletcher
- Fletcher's prison letters
- Fletcher's black radical networks
- Fletcher reflects on past and future
- Fletcher out on bond
- still troublemaking
- The price of progress
- The abolition movement of the twentieth century
- Organizing the Atlantic Coast
- On the Baltimore waterfront
- Fletcher's sterling honesty and humor
- Solving the race problem
- The forum of Local 8
- The task of Local 8
- Advice from a black, radical friend
- A miscarriage of justice
- Feds oppose releasing Fletcher
- A call to solidarity
- Free the Local 8 four!
- Feds can't figure out why they imprisoned Fletcher
- Why should these men be released?
- Free at last!
- Longshoremen fighting for life
- Philadelphia's waterfront unions
- The Negro and organized labor
- Solidarity
- black & white
- Fletcher speaks in Philadelphia
- Fletcher won't give up the waterfront
- Communist praises wobbly
- Defy the blacklist
- Speaking tour
- Hello, Detroit
- Speaking to Finnish workers in Canada
- Fletcher visits Work People's College
- Fifteen hundred have listened, spellbound
- Claude McKay on Local 8
- Fletcher thrills crowd in Philadelphia
- Industrial unionism & black workers
- The IWW & Negro wage workers
- Race consciousness
- Heartache
- A thousand join in one day!
- Fletcher recalls nearly being lynched
- Cuts to the bone of capitalist pretension
- Fletcher knows which side he's on
- IWW attempts a comeback
- A communist cynically exploits Fletcher's story
- Fletcher corresponds with anarchist archivist
- The IWW celebrates Fletcher's life
- Fletcher's obituary in the New York Times
- Philadelphia Tribune obituary
- Brooklyn Eagle obituary
- Atlanta Daily World obituary
- A tribute to Fletcher
- Brave spirit
- Fred Thompson on meeting Fletcher
- Esther Dolgoff remembering Fletcher
- A fellow Philadelphia longshoreman remembers
- Ellen Doree Rosen remembers Fletcher
- Harry Haywood on Fletcher
- Fletcher meets Joe Hill?
- Fletcher and T-Bone
- Give them a chance
- As Black as I am
- Anatole Dolgoff remembers Fletcher
- Sam Dolgoff's children and Fletcher at the MTW Hall
- Appendix. Colored workers of America : why you should join the IWW
- Justice for the Negro : how he can get it
- The Negro worker falls into line.