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SOURCE: The American Prospect
12/17/2020
The Saddest Union Story
by Harold Myerson
The recent announcement of a settlement between federal prosecutors and leaders of the United Auto Workers union presents a dire contrast to the heyday of the union, when the leadership of Walter Reuther made the union the only influential social democratic institution in American history and anchored the midcentury middle class.
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