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Preface
Introduction: Forms and Meanings of Working-Class Manhood
1 Lost Manhood: Mass Production and Auto Worker Masculinity
2 Reclaiming Manhood: Shop Culture, Industrial Unionism, and the Derogation of Women, 1920s and 19
3 “Rats, Finks, and Stool Pigeons”: The Disreputable Manhood of Factory Spies in the 1920s and 193
4 Fighting to Provide: The Battle to Organize the Ford River Rouge Plant, 1930–1945
5 Fashioning Dense Masculine Space: Industrial Unionism and Altered Shop-Floor Relations, 1935–1960
6 The Female “Invasion”: Women and the Male Workplace, 1940–1945
7 The Challenge to White Manhood: Black Men and Women Move to White Male Jobs, 1940–1945
Conclusion: The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same
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