The World in a City: Multiethnic Radicalism in Early Twentieth-Century Los Angeles (Working Class in American History)
David M. Struthers explores multiethnic radicalism in early twentieth-century Los Angeles. As part of the Working Class in American History series, this scholarly study considers the city’s diverse communities and working-class history, offering valuable context for readers interested in American social, urban, and labor history.
About This Book
The World in a City examines multiethnic radicalism in early twentieth-century Los Angeles.
Positioned within the Working Class in American History series, the book focuses on working-class life, politics, and activism.
David M. Struthers presents a historical study of Los Angeles as a diverse urban setting shaped by multiple ethnic communities.
This work will interest readers of American history, labor history, urban history, and studies of radical movements.
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