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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Prisoners of the American dream
Book • 1986
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Mentioned by 

as a particularly good Mike Davis book while identifying Davis as a Marxist historian of Los Angeles.


Tony of 1Dime

22 snips
Did The Left Get COVID Wrong? (Ft. Christian Parenti)
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in comparison to Sakai's work on the lack of a revolutionary communist party in the United States.


Jared Ware

13 snips
Reading J. Sakai's "Settlers" w/ Jared Ware (Pt.1)
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as Mike Davis’s history of the American working class and his challenge to the idea of a terminally liberal United States.


Daniel Tutt

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/562/ No More Populist Shortcuts? ft. Daniel Tutt & C. Derick Varn
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as his central book explaining U.S. labor and racial divides.


Daniel Denver

Mike Davis

Mike Davis on Prisoners of the American Dream
Recommended by 

and 

as a landmark analysis of American class formation, political defeats, and social development.


Daniel Denver


Ben Mabie

Mailbag!
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while discussing Mike Davis’s analysis of the cumulative impact of historical defeats on American workers.

Ben Mabey

21. Coda
Praised by Daniel Denvir and 

as a foundational analysis of American class formation and the accumulated effects of political victories and defeats.


Ben Mabie

The Dig: Mailbag! w/ Ben Mabie
Mentioned by hosts to illustrate how the CP shifted toward shoring up liberal coalition leaders, per Mike Davis's analysis.

11. Who Gets the Bird? Communists and the CIO







