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Stanley Aronowitz: The Death and Life of American Labor

December 11, 2014

Good morning, Majority Report listeners and Happy Thursday! Today Stanley Aronowitz (@howclassworks), Professor of Sociology and Urban Education of CUNY Graduate Center, joins us to discuss his book The Death and Life of American Labor: Toward a New Worker’s Movement.

Tune in at 12 noon ET!

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