Reds or Rackets?

Discover a compelling exploration of the American labor movement in Reds or Rackets? by Howard Kimeldorf. Published in 1992, this insightful work spans 256 pages and provides a thorough analysis of the radical and conservative forces shaping labor dynamics. Kimeldorf delves into the stark political contrasts between East and West Coast longshoremen, illuminating the critical period from World War I through the early Cold War. This detailed examination not only uncovers the ideological battles within labor unions but also sheds light on larger social and political implications of the era. Perfect for those interested in Labor & Industrial Relations, political activity, and the history of American social movements. Embrace a deeper understanding of labor unions, their struggles, and the conflicting views that influenced their direction during a pivotal time in history.