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18. Reconversion 2:00:09

5d ago2:00:09

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The sudden end of World War II was met with both exultation and terror. While millions of Americans understood that the killing abroad could come to an end, the fate of the depression economy that had only been revived by wartime mobilization now hung uncertainly in the balance. The saga of demobilization and reconversion, the name for the process …

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17. War 1:57:00

2M ago1:57:00

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Episode 17 of Fragile Juggernaut concerns the momentous arrival of long-dreaded events abroad that broke US politics out of its political and economic impasse during Roosevelt’s second term: Europe’s descent into fascist war. Foreign policy dislodged the American elite from their indecision over the nature of domestic reform; dislodged President Ro…

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16. The West Coast 2:34:28

2M ago2:34:28

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Episode 16 is the last in our three-episode regional series, offering a view of the CIO from the West Coast. Andrew, Ben, Emma, and Tim discuss what was distinct about the economy of the West: in this underdeveloped imperial context, working-class activity followed the supply chain, from coastal ports to inland warehouses and processing centers to …

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Beyond the Ballot: The Left in a Time of Polycrisis 1:37:25

3M ago1:37:25

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A special conversation with Naomi Klein, Astra Taylor, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, and Chenjerai KumanyikaPresented by Hammer & Hope magazine, Haymarket Books and Marguerite Casey Foundation.The Left is at a critical juncture in the United States—and globally.We confront multiple simultaneous threats, from rising militarism, to profound ecological dis…

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15. The South 2:11:05

4M ago2:11:05

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Episode 15 of Fragile Juggernaut is the second of our trio of regional episodes, landing this time in the South. Ben, Emma, and Tim are joined by the celebrated historian Robin D.G. Kelley to discuss the patterns of Southern development, the rich organizational ecology of the region, the strategic misfires of the CIO, and the political and social b…

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Bonus Episode: What the CIO Reveals About the Movement Today 1:32:01

4M ago1:32:01

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This week our crew at Fragile Juggernaut is delivering our third special bonus episode. Alex, Ben, Emma, Gabe, and Tim converged at Chicago’s Socialism conference to discuss what the CIO can make us alive to in the contemporary labor movement and our conjuncture more broadly. Our series has probed the history of the labor movement of the 1930s and …

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14. Working-Class New York 2:30:53

5M ago2:30:53

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Episode 14 of Fragile Juggernaut is the first of our trio of regional episodes. It dials into New York City, the seat of the country’s largest manufacturing base, but one composed of a vast constellation of small and diverse shops; and also host to the nation’s largest port, transport system, white collar and cultural complex, and more. With the em…

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13. Impasse: 1937-1939 2:08:10

5M ago2:08:10

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Episode 13 of Fragile Juggernaut surveys the impasse of the Second New Deal with the historian Ahmed White, when the newfound power of working-class organization in mass production confronted the counterattack of property and established social hierarchy. During 1937, the “Little Steel” Strike, the “Roosevelt Recession,” and the political dilemmas …

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12. White Collar 2:14:19

6M ago2:14:19

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Episode 12 of Fragile Juggernaut turns the lens on the situation and activity of white-collar, professional, and creative workers in the 1930s and 1940s. Together with guests Nikil Saval (state senator from Pennsylvania and author of Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace) and Shannan Clark (historian at Montclair State University and author of T…

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11. Who Gets the Bird? Communists and the CIO 2:31:28

6M ago2:31:28

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Episode 11 of Fragile Juggernaut concerns the Communist Party and its complex role in the creation of the CIO. Andrew and Ben trace the strategic zigzags of America’s far-left, recount their pioneering role in organizing drives, and measure the Party’s own accounts of its politics against the often ambiguous, even contradictory realities of its pra…

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Bonus Episode: Interlude 21:53

7M ago21:53

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This week our crew at Fragile Juggernaut is delivering our second special bonus-episode: while we are on a brief summer hiatus, Andrew and Ben sum up the first half of our mini-series, drawing together the core themes of our show so far and discussing where we’ll go in the second half. Fragile Juggernaut is a Haymarket Originals podcast exploring t…

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Bonus Episode: Know Your Enemy 1:24:42

7M ago1:24:42

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This week our crew at Fragile Juggernaut is delivering our first special bonus episode. Tim and Ben talk with Sam-Adler Bell—an excellent writer and one-half of the brilliant Know Your Enemy podcast—about our series. Appearing on Know Your Enemy gave us a chance to explore a new dimension of our project: to think about the CIO not only as a moment …

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10. Left, Right, and Center 2:25:55

8M ago2:25:55

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Episode 10 of Fragile Juggernaut surveys the wide range of workers who united–and sometimes fought each other–under the banner of the CIO. We begin in the slaughterhouse, with special guest Rick Halpern explaining how the United Packinghouse Workers of America (PWOC/UPWA) brought together black and white workers despite segregation inside and outsi…

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9. Smash Fascism 1:57:25

9M ago1:57:25

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Episode 9 of Fragile Juggernaut is the first of a series of thematic episodes, in which we pause our chronological narrative to survey key issues shaping the world of the CIO. In this episode, we turn our view on the escalating confrontation between fascism and anti-fascism. Was there an American fascism? Where did it come from and what did it look…

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8. The Spirit of 1936 1:47:22

9M ago1:47:22

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Episode 8 of Fragile Juggernaut places us back in the critical juncture of 1936: the final year of Roosevelt’s first term in office. What were FDR’s re-election prospects as workers’ insurgencies erupted from below and as capital waited in vain for the courts to demolish the Wagner Act? What did this juncture mean for the CIO and its relationship t…

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7. Sit Down! 2:07:42

10M ago2:07:42

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Episode seven of Fragile Juggernaut dramatizes the Sit Down strikes that built the UAW: why they proved to be powerful, what effect they had on the labor movement, and the truly global spread of the strike tactic. The fight in Flint and Cleveland, Kansas City and Atlanta, provides an occasion to talk both about the global organization of production…

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6. Passing Laws, Breaking Jaws: The Wagner Act and the Founding of the CIO 2:10:34

10M ago2:10:34

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Episode six of Fragile Juggernaut pivots to high politics and institutional history: chronicling the passage of the Wagner Act, debating its significance, and recounting the raucous AFL convention in Atlantic City where the CIO was born. Featuring special guest Eric Blanc. Fragile Juggernaut is a Haymarket Originals podcast exploring the history, p…

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5. The Strikes That Broke Through 2:12:15

11M ago2:12:15

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Episode five of Fragile Juggernaut is a dramatic retelling of the nearly-revolutionary strikes of 1934, in Toledo and San Francisco, in Minneapolis and across America’s textile belt: moments that dramatize the powerful interaction between radical militant minorities on the shop floor and mass working class struggles. Frustrated by the passivity of …

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4. Rupture 1:11:27

11M ago1:11:27

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Episode four of Fragile Juggernaut surveys the panorama of social life transfigured by the first three years of the Great Depression. By examining the sharp and persisting business downturn as a crisis of social reproduction—in which the conditions for working people to reproduce themselves appeared to permanently subside—Tim, Ben, Emma, and Andrew…

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3. The Lean Years 1:35:04

12M ago1:35:04

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Episode three of Fragile Juggernaut explores the transformations within the working class brought about by World War I and its decade-long aftermath. A growing political alliance between the AF of L and Woodrow Wilson’s Democratic Party profoundly altered the labor movement of the Progressive Era, growing its size and militancy amid the rising pric…

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2. Socialism in its Work Clothes 1:30:10

12M ago1:30:10

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Episode two of Fragile Juggernaut picks up with the labor movement of the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. How did workers organize themselves amidst shifts in the structure of the economy, from the acceleration of proletarianization to the rise of corporate capitalism, and what opposition did they confront? Fragile Juggernaut is a Ha…

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1. Why the American Working Class Is Different 1:26:30

1y ago1:26:30

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Welcome to episode one of Fragile Juggernaut, the first project from Haymarket Originals! In episode one, we introduce our “organizing committee” of six rotating hosts and our goals for this collective project of inquiry into the history of the U.S. workers’ movement. We then tackle a key historical question: what was the American working class? We…

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Digressions #1: Dan Denvir in conversation with China Miéville 1:24:50

1y ago1:24:50

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Introducing Digressions, a virtual reading group organized by the Dig and Haymarket Books. This first session took place on August 3, 2023.Every session of Digressions will take place three to four weeks after its guest appears on the Dig, and will be broadcast live. A list of suggested readings—including a discount code for any recommended book(s)…

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Palestine 1492: Settler-Colonialism, Solidarity, & Resistance 1:30:53

1y ago1:30:53

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Please join Linda Quiquivix, William C. Anderson, & Mohamed Abdou for a round table conversation on "Palestine 1492: Settler-colonialism, Solidarity & Resistance." They will situate Palestine transnationally in relation to 1492, & discuss admirable acts of solidarity by activists and organizers as well as common pitfalls within leftist social movem…

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Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt 1:46:59

1y ago1:46:59

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This roundtable will celebrate the much-anticipated publication of Orisanmi Burton’s first book, Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt. Order a copy of "Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt" from Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/a/1039/9780520396326SpeakersJa…

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The Limitless Heart: A Conversation with Cheryl Boyce-Taylor & Glenis Redmond 1:17:01

1y ago1:17:01

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Come celebrate the launch of Cheryl Boyce-Taylor’s collected poems The Limitless Heart.Encompassing the breadth of Cheryl Boyce-Taylor’s astounding career, The Limitless Heart is a time capsule of the boundless love, care, grief, and fortitude that make her work so stirring.With deep empathy, thoughtfulness, charisma, and lyricism, Boyce-Taylor’s w…

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Naomi Klein and Vincent Bevins in Conversation 1:33:42

1y ago1:33:42

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Join us for a conversation between Vincent Bevins and Naomi Klein on what their recent books—"If We Burn" and "Doppelganger"—can teach us about our political moment.Over the course of the past ten years mass protests of unprecedented scale swept across the entire globe. From the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia, to the eruption of rebellions in the…

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Medical Debt and Racial Justice 1:03:21

1y ago1:03:21

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Join us for a conversation between Luke Messac and Kenyon Farrow on medical debt and racial justice. This event took place on November 16, 2023.Ruth Wilson Gilmore said, “Debt robs. But debt also disciplines…Today, while the imperial imperatives might be different, the role of debt is the same—to compel consent through the coercion of debt.” One of…

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Going for Broke: Living on the Edge in the World's Richest Country 1:27:36

1y ago1:27:36

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Join Haymarket Books and the Economic Hardship Reporting Project for a conversation celebrating the launch of the anthology Going for Broke. Join Alissa Quart in conversation with Alex Miller, Annabelle Gurwitch, Katha Pollitt and Ray Suarez, to celebrate the launch of the anthology Going for Broke, a collaboration between Haymarket Books and the E…

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18. Reconversion 2:00:09

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17. War 1:57:00

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16. The West Coast 2:34:28

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Beyond the Ballot: The Left in a Time of Polycrisis 1:37:25

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15. The South 2:11:05

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Bonus Episode: What the CIO Reveals About the Movement Today 1:32:01

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14. Working-Class New York 2:30:53

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13. Impasse: 1937-1939 2:08:10

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12. White Collar 2:14:19

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11. Who Gets the Bird? Communists and the CIO 2:31:28

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Bonus Episode: Interlude 21:53

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Bonus Episode: Know Your Enemy 1:24:42

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10. Left, Right, and Center 2:25:55

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9. Smash Fascism 1:57:25

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8. The Spirit of 1936 1:47:22

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7. Sit Down! 2:07:42

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6. Passing Laws, Breaking Jaws: The Wagner Act and the Founding of the CIO 2:10:34

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5. The Strikes That Broke Through 2:12:15

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4. Rupture 1:11:27

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3. The Lean Years 1:35:04

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2. Socialism in its Work Clothes 1:30:10

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1. Why the American Working Class Is Different 1:26:30

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Digressions #1: Dan Denvir in conversation with China Miéville 1:24:50

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Palestine 1492: Settler-Colonialism, Solidarity, & Resistance 1:30:53

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Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt 1:46:59

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The Limitless Heart: A Conversation with Cheryl Boyce-Taylor & Glenis Redmond 1:17:01

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Naomi Klein and Vincent Bevins in Conversation 1:33:42

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Medical Debt and Racial Justice 1:03:21

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Going for Broke: Living on the Edge in the World's Richest Country 1:27:36

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