Roy Reuther and the UAW: Fighting for Workers and Civil Rights SFF_Gift_Guide and the next—all of which

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In the highly anticipated follow-up to the beloved LVOE: Poems

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Roy Reuther and the UAW: Fighting for Workers and Civil Rights SFF_Gift_Guide and the next—all of whichThis biography of Roy Reuther examines his tumultuous life, including the triumphs and tragedies in the labor and civil rights movements. It also serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers activists may face as they confront entrenched societal powers. As the brother of famed labor leader Walter Reuther, Roy was a key figure in the historic Flint sit down strike that gave birth to the United Auto Workers (UAW). He became the political director of