6. Passing Laws, Breaking Jaws: The Wagner Act and the Founding of the CIO
Haymarket Originals: Fragile Juggernaut
The Wagner Act: A Working-Class Victory
The chapter explores the significance of the Wagner Act during the New Deal era, discussing the opposition from capitalists and ongoing debates within labor. It analyzes the role of autonomous state actors in bringing about the Act and the impact of state institutions on historical change. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding labor militancy and workers' actions in shaping outcomes, contrasting with the focus on policy responses.
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