Organized Labor and the Black Worker, 1619-1981

Radical Labor History with Brad Sanders

Written byPhilip S. Foner

Narrated byBrad Sanders

Length27h28m

Release dateDecember 31, 2019

GenreHistory, Americas, United States

LanguageEnglish

★★★★☆ 4.7 (4 ratings)

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Author	Philip S. Foner
Narrator	Brad Sanders
Runtime	27h28m
Published	December 31, 2019
Rating	★★★★☆ 4.7 / 5 (4 ratings)
Categories	History, Americas, United States, Black & African American, Money & Finance, Economics, Economic History, Politics & Social Sciences, Politics & Government, Labor & Industrial Relations, Social Sciences, Specific Demographics, African American Studies
Format	Audiobook (Digital)
Platform	Audible

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About This Audiobook

Dive into the often-overlooked history of black workers in organized labor through Philip S. Foner’s meticulously researched narrative, brought to life by the nuanced performances of narrator Brad Sanders. This audiobook offers a deep dive into the complexities and contradictions of American labor history, exploring how black workers have shaped and been shaped by their unions. Sanders’ clear and engaging delivery makes this dense subject matter accessible without sacrificing depth.

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Editor's Review ★★★★☆

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Brad Sanders brings historical fervor to 'Organized Labor and the Black Worker' with his measured yet passionate narration. Foner’s intricate examination of 1619 to 1981 is expertly conveyed, making complex social dynamics palpable through Sanders’ nuanced voice. The pacing keeps listeners engaged without rushing past critical junctures. However, some sections feel overly technical, which might challenge casual readers. Despite this, the overall experience is both enlightening and emotionally resonant, providing a rich tapestry of black workers' contributions to American labor. Highly recommended for history buffs and audiobook enthusiasts seeking deep insights into U.S. social and labor movements.

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