5 Black Workers and the Boundaries of White Supremacy in the United States

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction 1
4. PART I Rural Peripheries, Labor Uprisings, and the Migrant Strikebreaker
5. 1 Near-Peripheries LAND AND THE RESERVE ARMY OF LABOR 17
6. 2 Parallel Rebellions THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR AND THE NEW UNIONISM 43
7. 3 Divergence STRIKEBREAKING AT LABOR'S TURNING POINT 57
8. PART II The Pivot of the 1890s ORGANIZED WORKERS AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF RACIAL BOUNDARIES
9. 4 Drawing the Boundaries of Craft THE CHALLENGE OF INCLUSIVE UNIONISM 87
10. 5 Black Workers and the Boundaries of White Supremacy in the United States 109
11. 6 National Boundaries IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION IN THE SHADOW OF SLAVERY 129
12. 7 Drawing the Boundaries of White Supremacy in the British Empire 151
13. PART III Homes, Sports, and the Rise of Unions SOLIDARITY AND SEGREGATION IN WORKERS' SOCIAL WORLDS
14. 8 Solidarity and Segregation in the Industrial Suburb 187
15. 9 Fordis Masculinity WORKERS ORGANIZED IN THE SPORTS BUREAUCRACY 217
16. 10 Crowds, Labor Bureaucrats, and the Politics of Redistribution 245
17. Conclusion THE SHADOW OF SLAVERY, PRESENT AND FUTURE 261
18. Acknowledgments 269
19. Note 273
20. Bibliography 335
21. Index 365