Take Back the Power describes the attempt by radical and militant NYC transit workers to revitalize their moribund union in the 1990s and 2000s, and analyses the choices and dilemmas facing all labor and social movement activists.
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Marc Kagan is a former transit worker, a life-long union and shopfloor activist, and sometime union officer. He has taught American, NYC, and Labor History, and is co-author of Gains and Losses: How Protestors Win and Lose (Oxford, 2022).
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