A bridge between past and present
Click the book cover to the left to read a new NYLHA book review, of Anne Broyles’ I’m Gonna Paint! Ralph Fasanella, Artist of the People.
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“Ralph Fasanella boldly and in detail captured the world of the working class, on the job, on strike, in the streets of the city, even at ballgames…” — Keith Danish, reviewer
Click here or the book cover to the left to read a new review of Working-Class Utopias, a 2022 book by Robert M. Fogelson on the history of cooperative housing in New York City.
Our entire catalog of labor history book reviews can be accessed here.
“During the summer of 1968, three major postal unions voted to end ‘no strike’ clauses from their constitutions,” writes Maynard Seider in his review of Undelivered, Philip F. Rubio’s account of the historic and consequential postal workers’ strike that would ripple throughout the country just two years later. Read the new review by clicking here or the book cover to the left.
Check out our entire catalog of labor history book reviews by clicking here.