The World in a City: Multiethnic Radicalism in Early Twentieth-Century Los Angeles (Working Class in American History)
David M. Struthers examines multiethnic radicalism in early twentieth-century Los Angeles. Framed within working-class American history, this study explores the city’s diverse communities and the ways ethnicity, class, activism, and urban change intersected in a formative period of Los Angeles history.
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The World in a City explores multiethnic radicalism in early twentieth-century Los Angeles.
Focusing on the city as a diverse urban environment, the book considers how different communities shaped its political and social history.
Its perspective is grounded in working-class history and the experiences of people whose activism challenged established structures.
David M. Struthers places Los Angeles within the broader history of American radicalism, emphasizing the connections between ethnicity, class, and urban life.
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