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you can’t talk like that to me! I’m Alfred Sloan

A week after meeting with Perkins, Sloan told her that he would meet with UAW leaders and Lewis, but Sloan soon reversed himself, saying it was indefensible for the sit-downers to throw so many other GM employees out of work. His about-face enraged Perkins. In a phone conversation, she told Sloan, …

—p.89 Beaten Down, Worked Up: The Past, Present, and Future of American Labor Standing Up by Sitting Down (80) by Steven Greenhouse
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the sit-down strike in Flint, 1936

Workers at the Goodyear tire plant in Akron, Ohio, had conducted several sit-down strikes in the spring of 1936, while French workers had staged a huge wave of such protests that May and June. The sit-down had many advantages over traditional strikes. In typical strikes, workers trudged back and fo…

—p.83 Standing Up by Sitting Down (80) by Steven Greenhouse
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6 years, 8 months ago

the sit-down strike in Flint, 1936

Workers at the Goodyear tire plant in Akron, Ohio, had conducted several sit-down strikes in the spring of 1936, while French workers had staged a huge wave of such protests that May and June. The sit-down had many advantages over traditional strikes. In typical strikes, workers trudged back and fo…

—p.83 Standing Up by Sitting Down (80) by Steven Greenhouse
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6 years, 8 months ago

the sit-down strike in Flint, 1936

Workers at the Goodyear tire plant in Akron, Ohio, had conducted several sit-down strikes in the spring of 1936, while French workers had staged a huge wave of such protests that May and June. The sit-down had many advantages over traditional strikes. In typical strikes, workers trudged back and fo…

—p.83 Standing Up by Sitting Down (80) by Steven Greenhouse
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6 years, 8 months ago

the sit-down strike in Flint, 1936

Workers at the Goodyear tire plant in Akron, Ohio, had conducted several sit-down strikes in the spring of 1936, while French workers had staged a huge wave of such protests that May and June. The sit-down had many advantages over traditional strikes. In typical strikes, workers trudged back and fo…

—p.83 Standing Up by Sitting Down (80) by Steven Greenhouse