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Fighting Times illustrates the importance of resisting contract concessions, defending free speech on the shop floor, and democratizing the United Auto Workers, a key rank-and-file struggle to this very day.&#8221;&#8212;Steve Early, labor journalist, and former International Representative, Communications Workers of America. Author of Refinery Town: Big Oil, Big Money, and the Remaking of an American City&#10;&#8220;Jon Melrod&#8217;s Fighting Times tells the story of a &#8217;60s-era student radical who was one of thousands of young revolutionaries who left the campus and headed for mills, mines, factories, and battered neighborhoods. It was a learn-as-you go migration that was as challenging and exciting as it was chaotic and dangerous. Much ink has been devoted to Weatherman&#8217;s stuttering attempts to attack the system. 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