Blood Runs Coal: The Yablonski Murders and the Battle for the United Mine Workers of America
Chronicles the Yablonski murders and the fight to reform the United Mine Workers of America amid union violence and corruption.
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Blood Runs Coal examines the 1969 murders of union reformer Joseph Yablonski and his family.
The book explores the violent conflict within the United Mine Workers of America during a period of internal strife.
It details the efforts to challenge entrenched leadership and bring about democratic change in the union.
Mark A. Bradley investigates the broader implications for labor rights and justice in the coal industry.
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