Radical Workers Unite
As the 19th century draws to a close, various interpretations of Marxism emerge, reflecting a shift away from the anticipated workers' revolution. The IWW, a radical union, seeks to unite all workers but faces violent backlash, particularly during a deadly confrontation in Everett. Amidst rising tensions and the backdrop of World War I, America's fear of radicalism grows, highlighting the complexities of labor movements and their impact on democracy.In this clip
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