Rebel Voices: An IWW Anthology (Charles H. Kerr Library) - Softcover

"Not even the doughtiest of capitalism's defenders can read these pages without understanding how much glory and nobility there was in the IWW story, and how much shame for the nation that treated the Wobblies so shabbily." --"New York Times Book Review"

"The IWW blazed a path in industrial history, and its influence is still felt today. Joyce Kornbluh has performed a valuable service to unionism by compiling this comprehensive anthology on the more militant side of labor history." --"Southwest Labor"

Not even the doughtiest of capitalism's defenders can read these pages without understanding how much glory and nobility there was in the IWW story, and how much shame for the nation that treated the Wobblies so shabbily. "New York Times Book Review""

The IWW blazed a path in industrial history, and its influence is still felt today. Joyce Kornbluh has performed a valuable service to unionism by compiling this comprehensive anthology on the more militant side of labor history. "Southwest Labor""

""Rebel Voices" is a fine collection of original source material written by IWW members themselves." "Labor Studies Journal" (January 2013)"

A comprehensive history of the progressive and influential American union includes an anthology of legal documents and essays chronicling the Industrial Workers of the World's most significant achievements, in a volume that also discusses their early acceptance of women, African-Americans and immigrants. Reprint.