Can the Working Class Change the World? LeRoy Walters the doctrine of sin

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Can the Working Class Change the World? LeRoy Walters the doctrine of sin"Michael Yates's passion and respect for the class he came out of delivers a book that is especially accessible without retreating from the complexities and internal contradictions of working class life and organization a book committed not only to defending workers, but also to building on their potentials to transform society." Sam Gindin, former chief economist, Canadian Auto Workers Union; Packer Visitor in Social Justice, Political Science Dept.,