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RE: Was the civil rights struggle "a mass proletarian movement"?
I see the very same thing today in the immigrant movement in Atlanta. At
Sounds something like "Salt of the Earth."
a shop steward training for UNITE that I attended as a volunteer
interpreter, the immigrant rank and files leaders were asked by the
union official leading one part of the session why shop stewards should
help organize other plants (this is in the large industrial laundry
sector). The answers, much to my surprise, were all *national*: things
like "because we Latinos have to stand up," "we've been oppressed too
long," "its the only way we're going to get respect," "even if I don't
get my rights, my children will have them," etc.
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