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Query: Little-Noted Relationship Revisited

Peter Levy provides a useful reminder of the relationships between the New Left and the American labor movement during the 1960s as a contribution to the University of Illinois Press's The Working Class in American History series. Levy justifiably employs broad working definitions to the concepts of New Left, labor, and social activist unions in examining the activities of the component groups within his focus. Unions and new leftists met frequently at the flash points of civil rights, anti-war, and other fronts of the 1960s, but ongoing relationships involving the United Electrical Workers, the UAW and various new left organizations also characterized the period, as Levy demonstrates. The drive for participatory democracy had many friends, as Levy's superbly documented account testifies.