Radicals in the Barrio: Magonistas, Socialists, Wobblies, and Communists in the Mexican-American Working Class

Synopsis

The Mexican Working Classes -- Mexican Workers: From Liberalism To Anticapitalism -- Los Caballeros De Labor -- The Japanese Mexican Labor Association -- Mexican Miners In Arizona -- Ricardo Flores Magón And The Rise Of The Plm -- The Plm Turns To The Working Classes -- The Plm And Borderland Internationalism -- The Us Socialist Party, Race, And Immigration -- The Partido Liberal Mexicano And Socialists In Los Angeles -- The Plm And The Socialist Party In Texas -- Socialists, The Plm, And The Mexican Revolution -- The Plm And Iww Join Forces -- Radicals In The Arizona Copper Mines (1907-1917) -- From Casa Del Obrero Mundial To Communist International -- California Agriculture And Migrant Mexican Labor -- Wobblies And Mexican Farmworkers In Wheatland -- Socialists And Mexican Miners In Colorado -- Mexican Miners In The Colorado Coal Wars -- The State, Mexican Immigration, And Labor Control -- Communists In The California Fields -- The Cawiu And The Strike Wave Of 1933 -- Mexican Workers In Depression-era San Antonio -- Mexican Women At The Forefront Of Labor Militancy -- Communists And The Workers Alliance In Texas -- The Pecan Shellers Strike Of 1938 -- Emma Tenayuca And The Mexican Question -- North American Communists And The Good Neighbor Policy -- Communists, The Popular Front, And The New Deal In California -- Mexican Labor Militancy In 1930s California -- Radicals Build The Cio In The Barrios -- El Congreso Del Pueblo De Habla Española (1939-1942) -- Sleepy Lagoon: Communists, The Cio, And Civil Rights -- Communist Miners And Cold War Civil Rights. Justin Akers Chácon. Includes Bibliographical References (page 601-711) And Index.