Another great book of his is "The Brown Plague," based on his travel to Germany shortly before and after the Nazis' rise to power. Its full of great quotes from workers he talked to and paints a clear picture of why the various workers' organizations failed to respond -- as well as inspiring depiction of workers who wanted to. And his sexual politics come through (in fact I picked it up at an NYC lesbian/gay bookstore). As for "Negroes on the March," I remember being struck by the prescience of his claim that Blacks would soon revolt, pointing among other things to the attitudes of returned vets. It's also useful as a critique of Myrdal's "American Dilemma." Andy
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