The Zinn Reader represents Howard Zinn through the depth and breadth of his concerns in one volume. The book includes:
• the hard fact of racism, in the South and in the North, at the start of the civil rights movement;
• Zinn on LaGuardia, the Ludlow Massacre, and “Growing Up Class-Conscious”;
• questioning the very idea of a “just war”;
• LBJ, the CIA, Nixon, and the bombing of Hiroshima;
• civil disobedience and the role of punishment in our society;
• on Upton Sinclair, Sacco and Vanzetti, and “Where to Look for a Communist”;
• why historians don’t have to be “objective” and how the power of the academy is wasted;
• on anarchism, violence, and human nature, and “The Spirit of Rebellion.”
Currently available as an e-book only.
ISBN: 9781583228708 | Seven Stories Press
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