American working-class literature: an anthology
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| adam_text | AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE AN ANTHOLOGY EDITED BY NICHOLAS COLES
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH JANET ZANDY ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NEW YORK OXFORD OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 2007 CONTENTS PREFACE XV
INTRODUCTION XIX I. EARLY AMERICAN LABOR: HARD, BOUND, AND FREE
1600S-1810S 1 THE TRAPPAN D MAIDEN: OR, THE DISTRESSED DAMSEL
(MID-1600S) 6 JAMES REVEL, THE POOR, UNHAPPY TRANSPORTED FELON (1680S)
7 GOTTLIEB MITTELBERGER, GOTTLIEB MITTELBERGER S JOURNEY TO
PENNSYLVANIA IN THE YEAR 1750 AND RETURN TO GERMANY IN THE YEAR 1754
(1754) 13 PETITION OF A GRATE NUMBER OF BLACKES TO THOMAS GAGE, MAY
25, 1774 16 OLAUDAH EQUIANO, [ I WAS IN ANOTHER WORLD: THE SLAVE SHIP ]*
FROM THE INTERESTING NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE OF OLAUDAH EQUIANO, OR
GUSTAVUS VASSA, THE AFRICAN, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF (1789) 16 PHILLIS
WHEATLEY TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM, EARL OF DARTMOUTH, HIS
MAJESTY S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE FOR NORTH AMERICA, ETC. (1773)
23 A SEA SONG 25 FRANCIS HOPKINSON, THE RAISING: A NEW SONG FOR
FEDERAL MECHANICS BY A. B. (1788) 26 JOHN MCLLVAINE, ADDRESS TO THE
JOURNEYMEN CORDWAINERS L. B. OF PHILADELPHIA (1794) 27 TECUMSEH S
SPEECH TO THE OSAGES (WINTER 1811-12) 28 II. NEW KINDS OF WORK, OLD
PRACTICES 182OS-185OS 31 SORROW SONGS AND SPIRITUALS 33 NOBODY KNOWS
DE TROUBLE I VE SEEN 34 STEAL AWAY, TO JESUS 35 SWING LOW, SWEET
CHARIOT 35 MANY THOUSAND GONE 35 BREDDEN, DON T GIT WEARY 36 W E.
B. DUBOIS, THE SORROW SONGS (1903) 36 MARIA W. STEWART, LECTURE
DELIVERED AT THE FRANKLIN HALL, BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 21, 1832 * 44 THE
LOWELL MILL GIRLS 48 , JOSEPHINE L. BAKER, A SECOND PEEP AT FACTORY
LIFE (1845) 49 MARY PAUL, LETTERS TO HER FATHER (1845-1848) 52 THE
LOWELL FACTORY GIRL 58 * ITEMS IN BRACKETS ARE TITLES ASSIGNED BY THE
EDITORS. VN VIII AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE HARRIET HANSON
ROBINSON, CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EARLY FACTORY GIRLS (1898) 59 HELENA
MINTON, FROM THE SAME CLOTH: FOR THE MILL GIRLS, LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS,
CIRCA 1840 (1985) 62 FREDERICK DOUGLASS, [ IN THE SHIPYARDS ] (1845 AND
1855) 62 AN ADDRESS TO THE COLORED PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES FROM
THE NORTH STAR (1848) 68 HERMAN MELVILLE, THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS
AND THE TARTARUS OF MAIDS (1855) 72 JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER, THE
SHIP-BUILDERS (1850) 85 FANNY FERN (SARA PAYSON WILLIS PARTON),
SOLILOQUY OF A HOUSEMAID (1854) 87 THE WORKING-GIRLS OF NEW YORK
(1868) 88 FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS HARPER, THE SLAVE MOTHER (1857) 90
HARRIET E. WILSON, [ KEEP HER . . . SHE S REAL HANDSOME AND BRIGHT, AND
NOT VERY BLACK, EITHER. ] 91 WALT WHITMAN, A SONG FOR OCCUPATIONS
(1855) 96 THE WOUND-DRESSER (1865) 101 NINETEENTH-CENTURY WORK SONGS
103 PEG AN AWL 104 PADDY WORKS ON THE RAILWAY 105 THE HOUSEKEEPER S
LAMENT 106 THE FARMER IS THE MAN 107 JOHN HENRY 108 III. BENEATH
THE GILDED SURFACE: WORDING-CLASS FICTIONS AND REALITIES, 1860-1890S 111
REBECCA HARDING DAVIS, LIFE IN THE IRON MILLS (1861) 113 I. G.
BLANCHARD EIGHT HOURS (1866, POEM; SET TO MUSIC, 1878) 137 LUCY
PARSONS, TO TRAMPS (1884) 140 SONGS OF THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR 142
KNIGHTS OF LABOR (1898) 143 STORM THE FORT, YE KNIGHTS (1885) 144
THIRTY CENTS A DAY (1892) 145 AMERICA (1890) 145 FATHER GANDER S
MELODIES (1887) 146 ONE MORE BATTLE TO FIGHT (1892) 147 THE BATTLE OF
HOMESTEAD, 1892 148 AAISW PREAMBLE (FROM THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION OF IRON AND STEEL WORKERS) 150 TYRANT FRICK
150 O A MAN NAMED CARNEGIE 151 FATHER WAS KILLED BY THE PINKERTON
MEN 152 A FIGHT FOR HOME AND HONOR 153 STEPHEN CRANE, THE MEN IN THE
STORM (1894) 154 HAMLIN GARLAND, UNDER THE LION S PAW (1889) 158
EDWIN MARKHAM, THE MAN WITH THE HOE (1899) 167 LIFELETS: LIFE STORIES
OF UNDISTINGUISHED AMERICANS FROM THE INDEPENDENT 169 A GEORGIA NEGRO
PEON (1904) 169 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY A LABOR LEADER : JAMES WILLIAMS
(1902) 174 A NEGRO NURSE (1912) 178 CONTENTS IX MAXINE HONG KINGSTON,
THE GRANDFATHER OF THE SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS FROM CHINA MEN (1980)
182 ANGEL ISLAND POEMS BY CHINESE IMMIGRANTS (1910-1940) 197 REVOLT,
REPRESSSION, AND CULTURAL FORMATIONS: 1900-1929 201 EUGENE V. DEBS, HOW
I BECAME A SOCIALIST (1902) 204 STATEMENT TO THE COURT (1918) 207
MINERS AND OTHER LABOR POEMS 209 J. A. EDGERTON, THE MAN BEHIND THE
PICK (1903) 211 SCAB, SCAB, SCAB (1904) 211 SHORTY P., THE EIGHT
HOUR DAY (1904) 212 JOE R. LAZURE, A COLORADO MINER S FOURTH (1905)
212 J. P. THOMPSON, UNION POEM (1909) 215 UNKNOWN WORKER, LABOR
SPEAKS (1909) 215 JOE FOLEY, WADDA YA WANT TO BREAK YOUR BACK FOR THE
BOSS FOR (C. 1917) 216 BERTON BRALEY, THE WORKER, (1917) 216 EUGENE
BARNETT, POLITICAL PRISONERS (1921) 217 ST. PETER AND THE SCAB
(1923) 217 UPTON SINCLAIR, [ THE HOG-SQUEAL OF THE UNIVERSE ] FROM THE
JUNGLE (1906) 219 JACK LONDON, THE APOSTATE (1906) 226 PINCHED : A
PRISON EXPERIENCE (1907) 238 ROSE SCHNEIDERMAN, A CAP MAKER S STORY
(1905) 245 THE TRIANGLE SHIRTWAIST FIRE, MARCH 25, 1911 249 ROSE
SCHNEIDERMAN, TRIANGLE MEMORIAL SPEECH (1911) 251 MORRIS ROSENFELD,
REQUIEM ON THE TRIANGLE FIRE (1911) 251 CONTEMPORARY POEMS ON THE
TRIANGLE SHIRTWAIST FACTORY FIRE 253 MARY FELL, THE TRIANGLE FIRE 253
CHRIS LLEWELLYN, FOUR FROM SONYA, I AM APPALLED, SURVIVOR S CENTO,
SEAR 257 CAROL TARLEN, SISTERS IN THE FLAMES 260 SAFIYA
HENDERSON-HOLMES, RITUALS OF SPRING (FOR THE 78TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
SHIRTWAIST FACTORY FIRE) 261 JAMES OPPENHEIM, BREAD AND ROSES (1914)
265 ARTURO GIOVANNITTI, THE WALKER (1914) 266 JOHN REED, WAR IN
PATERSON (1913) 271 FELLOW WORKERS: IWW ORAL HISTORIES 277 (FROM
SOLIDARITY FOREVER, AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE IWW 1985) 277 SOPHIE COHEN,
[ PATERSON HAD A PRISON-LIKE FEELING ] 277 JAMES FAIR, [ WORKING THE
DOCKS ] 282 MOTHER JONES, THE MARCH OF THE MILL CHILDREN (1903) 284
THE WOBBLIES, THE LITTLE RED SONG BOOK, AND THE LEGACY OF JOE HILL
(1879-1915) 289 ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, JOE HILL*MARTYRED TROUBADOR OF
LABOR FROM THE REBEL GIRL: MY FIRST LIFE (1906-1926) 290 JOE HILL, THE
REBEL GIRL (SONG) AND LETTER TO ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN 294 FROM THE
LITTLE RED SONG BOOK (1913 ) 294 PREAMBLE OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF
THE WORLD 294 JOE HILL, THE TRAMP 295 RALPH CHAPLIN, SOLIDARITY
FOREVER! 296 AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE JOE HILL, THE PREACHER
AND THE SLAVE 296 T-BONE SLIM, THE POPULAR WOBBLY 297 JOE HIU, JOE
HILL S LAST WILL 298 RALPH CHAPLIN, MOURN NOT THE DEAD 298 ALFRED
HAYES, JOE HIU (1928) 299 CHERI REGISTER, A DREAM OF JOE HILL (2000)
299 . . . - . SARAH N. CLEGHORN, THROUGH THE NEEDLE S EYE: 1. COMRADE
JESUS 308 2. QUATRAIN (1915) 309 CARL SANDBURG, CHICAGO (1916) 310
MUCKERS (1916) 311 CHILD OF THE ROMANS (1916) 311 FROM THE PEOPLE,
YES (1936) 312 LOLA RIDGE, THE GHETTO (1918) 314 ANZIA YEZIERSKA,
THE FREE VACATION HOUSE (1920) 328 EDITH SUMMERS KELLEY, BILLY S
BIRTH, RESTORED CHAPTER OF WEEDS (1923) 333 POETRY OF THE HARLEM
RENAISSANCE 342 JAMES WELDON JOHNSON, O BLACK AND UNKNOWN BARDS (1908)
344 JEAN TOOMER, REAPERS (1923) 345 CLAUDE MCKAY, THE HARLEM DANCER
(1917) 345 IF WE MUST DIE (1919) 345 THE LYNCHING (1920) 346 COUNTEE
CULLEN, FOR A LADY I KNOW (1925) 346 FROM THE DARK TOWER (1927) 346
STERLING A. BROWN, MA RAINEY (1930) 347 SCOTTY HAS HIS SAY (1932)
348 CALL BOY (1932) 349 ALICE DUNBAR-NELSON, I SIT AND SEW (1920)
350 ANGELINA. WELD GRIMKE, FRAGMENT (C. 1930) 351 JOHN BEECHER,
REPORT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS (1925) 351 BEAUFORT TIDES (1934) 354
BARTOLOMEO VANZETTI, LAST SPEECH TO THE COURT (1927) 354 AGNES
SMEDLEY, [ THE WANDERLUST IN MY BLOOD ] FROM DAUGHTER OF EARTH (1929)
357 MINING FAMILIES 1937 364 V. ECONOMIC DEPRESSION AND CULTURAL
RESURGENCE: 1930S 367 LANGSTON HUGHES, THE WEARY BLUES (1925) 369
JOHANNESBURG MINES (1928) 371 CHRIST IN ALABAMA (1931) 371 PARK
BENCH (1934) 371 LET AMERICA BE AMERICA AGAIN (1936) 372 OFFICE
BUILDING EVENING (PUB. 1960) 374 GENEVIEVE TAGGARD, WORDS PROPERTY OF
THE PEOPLE (1934) 374 LIFE OF THE MIND, 1935 (1935) 375 AT LAST THE
WOMEN ARE MOVING (1935) 376 MARY HEATON VORSE, THE EMERGENCY BRIGADE
AT FLINT (1937) 377 MIKE GOLD, GO LEFT, YOUNG WRITERS! (1929) 380
JEWS AND CHRISTIANS FROM JEWS WITHOUT MONEY (1935) 383 APPALACHIA
VOICES 389 AUNT MOLLY JACKSON, KENTUCKY MINERS WIVES RAGGED HUNGRY
BLUES (1932) 391 SARAH OGAN GUNNING, I AM A GIRL OF CONSTANT SORROW
392 CONTENTS XI KATHY KAHN, THEY SAY THEM CHILD BRIDES DON T LAST:
FLORENCE REECE FROM HILLBILLY WOMEN (1972) 393 FLORENCE REECE, WHICH
SIDE ARE YOU ON? (1931) 396 JIM GARLAND, THE MURDER OF HARRY SIMMS
399 TILLMAN CADLE, COMMENTARY ON HARRY SIMMS (1932) 400 JOHN DOS
PASSOS, HARLAN: WORKING UNDER THE GUN (1931) 400 MAGGIE ANDERSON,
AMONG ELMS AND MAPLES, MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA, AUGUST, 1935 (1986)
408 MINING CAMP RESIDENTS, WEST VIRGINIA, JULY, 1935 (1986) 408 LONG
STORY (1992) 409 DON WEST, CLODS OF SOUTHERN EARTH: INTRODUCTION
(1946) 411 MOUNTAIN BOY (1931-1932?) 415 CLODHOPPER (1940) 416
THERE S ANGER IN THE LAND (1950) 417 NO LONESOME ROAD (1940) 418 I
AM A WOMAN WORKER : A SCRAPBOOK OF AUTOBIOGRAPHIES FROM THE SUMMER
SCHOOLS FOR WOMEN WORKERS (1936) 419 SOLDERING 419 ONE DAY OF LABOR
420 BEAN PICKING 420 THE PIECE-WORK SYSTEM 421 THE PRESIDENT VISITS
THE MILL 422 BOXCAR BERTHA (BEN REITMAN) [ ARE YOU BILL S BROAD? ]
FROM SISTER OF THE ROAD: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BOXCAR BERTHA (1937) 422
RICHARD WRIGHT, I HAVE SEEN BLACK HANDS (1935) 427 FIRE AND CLOUD
(1938) 429 TILLIE OLSEN, I WANT YOU WOMEN UP NORTH TO KNOW (1934) 461
MERIDEL LE SUEUR, I WAS MARCHING (1934) 465 ERODED WOMAN (1948) 471
MURIEL RUKEYSER, FROM THE BOOK OF THE DEAD (1938) 475 THE ROAD 476
GAULEY BRIDGE 477 PRAISE OF THE COMMITTEE 478 ABSALOM 480 THE
DISEASE 481 GEORGE ROBINSON: BLUES 482 THE^BOOKOFTHEDEAD 483
JOSEPH KALAR, NIGHT SHIFT (1934) 487 PROLETARIAN NIGHT (1934) 488
PAPERMIU (1931) 489 WORKER UPROOTED (1932) 489 NOW THAT SNOW IS
FALLING (1930) 490 KENNETH PATCHEN, JOE HILL LISTENS TO THE PRAYING
(1936) 491 THE ORANGE BEARS (1949) 495 JACK CONROY MONKEY NEST CAMP
FROM THE DISINHERITED (1933) 495 PIETRO DI DONATO, GEREMIO FROM CHRIST
IN CONCRETE (1939) 500 TOM KROMER, [ THREE HOTS AND A FLOP ] FROM
WAITING FOR NOTHING (1935) 508 ZORA NEALE HURSTON, [ POLK COUNTY BLUES ]
FROM MULES AND MEN (1935) 515 JOHN STEINBECK, STARVATION UNDER THE
ORANGE TREE/ (1938) 524 [ THE SPRING IS BEAUTIFUL IN CALIFORNIA ] FROM
THE GRAPES OF WRATH (1939) 527 SANORA BABB [ DUST ] FROM WHOSE NAMES ARE
UNKNOWN (2004) 529 XII AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE WILMA ELIZABETH
MCDANIEL, FROM A PRIMER FOR BUFORD (1990) 533 A PRIMER FOR BUFORD 534
ORIGINS 534 FARM CHILDREN IN THE GRIP OF 1933 535 VIA DOLOROSA 535
YOU CAN T GO BACK 535 OKIE BOY BOSS AT PUCCINELLO S, 1936 536
ABDICATION DAY 536 PICKING GRAPES, 1937 536 AMERICAN FOLK MUSIC,
1937 537 ROSTER 537 DAY OF RETURN, AUGUST 4, 1986 538 WOODY
GUTHRIE, PRETTY BOY FLOYD (1939) 539 1913 MASSACRE (1945) 541 TWO
GOOD MEN (1946) 542 CHRIST FOR PRESIDENT (CIRCA 1938) 543 [ LISTENING
TO THE LITTLE GIRLS SONG DRIFT OUT ACROSS THE DARK WIND ] FROM BOUND
FOR GLORY (1943) 544 CLIFFORD ODETS, WAITING FOR LEFTY (1935) 547 THOMAS
BELL, ZINC WORKS CRANEMAN TO WED (1936) 565 WILLIAM ATTAWAY, [ THE
MOSS BROTHERS ENTER THE MILL ] FROM BLOOD ON THE FORGE (1941) 570 VI.
AFFLUENCE, COLD WAR, AND THE OTHER AMERICA: 1940S-1970S 583 ANN PETRY,
LIKE A WINDING SHEET (1946) 585 CARLOS BULOSAN, IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
WHAT WE ARE (1940) 592 THE STORY OF A LETTER (1946) 594 HARRIETTE
ARNOW, [ I M GERTIE NEVELS FROM BALLEW, KENTUCKY ] FROM THE DOLLMAKER
(1954) 598 ALICE CHILDRESS, LIKE ONE OF THE FAMILY (1956) 611
SOMETIMES I FEEL SO SORRY (1956) 613 HISAYE YAMAMOTO, SEVENTEEN
SYLLABLES (1949) 614 EDWIN ROLFE, ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN
(C. 1952) 622 LITTLE BALLAD FOR AMERICANS, 1954 624 THOMAS MCGRATH,
A LONG WAY OUTSIDE YELLOWSTONE (1940) 625 ARS POETICA: OR WHO LIVES
IN THE IVORY TOWER? (1949) 626 A LITTLE SONG ABOUT CHARITY (1949) 627
ON THE MEMORY OF A WORKING-CLASS GIRL (1940S) 627 O LEARY S LAST
WISH: IN CASE THE REVOLUTION SHOULD FAIL (1940S) 628 TILLIE OLSEN, I
STAND HERE IRONING (1956) 629 GWENDOLYN BROOKS, BRONZEVILLE WOMAN IN A
RED HAT (1960) 633 THE BALLAD OF RUDOLPH REED (1960) 636 THE
BLACKSTONE RANGERS (1968) 638 JAMES WRIGHT, AUTUMN BEGINS IN MARTINS
FERRY, OHIO (1963) 639 HONEY (1982) 640 JUDY GRAHN, THE COMMON
WOMAN (1969) 641 BREECE D J PANCAKE, THE HONORED DEAD (POSTHUMOUS,
1983) 646 STUDS TERKEL, FROM WORKING (1972) 651 DOLORES DANTE,
WAITRESS 652 *, MIKE LEFEVRE, STEELWORKER 656 TONI CADE BAMBARA, THE
LESSON (1972) 661 CONTENTS XIII VII. THE NEW WORLD ORDER AND ITS
CONSEQUENCES: 1980S TO 2005 667 PHILIP LEVINE, YOU CAN HAVE IT (1979)
670 AMONG CHILDREN (1992) 672 WHAT WORK IS (1992) 673 NELLIE WONG,
UNEMPLOYMENT (1983) 674 THE DEATH OF LONG STEAM LADY (1986) 676
TOMAS RIVERA, FROM . . . Y NO SELO TRAGO LA TIERRA I AND THE EARTH DID
NOT DEVOUR HIM (1987) 679 IT S THAT IT HURTS 679 AND THE EARTH DID
NOT DEVOUR HIM 682 THE PORTRAIT 685 WHEN WE ARRIVE 687 JOHN GILGUN,
COUNTING TIPS (1995) 690 WHITMAN S HANDS (1991) 691 BILL WITHERUP,
MOTHER WITHERUP S TOP SECRET CHERRY PIE (1989) 691 LUCILLE CLIFTON,
EXCERPT FROM GENERATIONS: A MEMOIR (1976) 695 AT THE CEMETERY, WALNUT
GROVE PLANTATION, SOUTH CAROLINA, ,1989 (1991) 698 MARGE PIERCY, TO BE
OF USE (1973) 699 HER GIFTS (2002) 700 SUE DORO, THE CULTURAL
WORKER (1992) 701 HARD TIMES IN THE VALLEY (1992) 704 BLUE COLLAR
GOODBYES (1992) 705 SIMON J. ORTIZ, MY FATHER S SONG (1988) 706
FINAL SOLUTION: JOBS, LEAVING (1992) 707 WE HAVE BEEN TOLD MANY
THINGS (1992) 709 GLORIA ANZALDUA, FROM BORDERLANDS/LA FRONTERA (1987)
710 WE CALL THEM GREASERS 711 TO LIVE IN THE BORDERLANDS MEANS YOU
712 HATTIE GOSSETT, THE CLEANING WOMAN/LABOR RELATIONS #4 (1988) 713
LARRY SMITH, THE COMPANY OF WIDOWS (2002) 715 ERNIE BRILL, CRAZY
HATTIE ENTERS THE ICE AGE (1980) 722 KAREN BRODINE, WOMAN SITTING AT
THE MACHINE, THINKING (1984) 732 LINDA HOGAN, MAKING DO (1986) 741
THE NEW APARTMENT, MINNEAPOLIS (1988) 746 , BLESSING (1994) 747
CAROLYN CHUTE, FACES IN THE HANDS (2000) 748 YUSEF KOMUNYAKAA, WORK
(1988) 758 THE WHISTLE (1992) 759 MICHAEL CASEY, THE COMPANY POOL
(1999) 761 POSITIVITY POSTER (1999) 762 POSITIVITY POSTER #75 (1999)
763 URGENT NEED FOR BLOOD (1999) 763 POSITIVITY POSTER #76 (1999)
764 LESLIE MARMON SILKO, LULLABY (1981) 765 DOROTHY ALLISON, MAMA
(1988) 771 LESLIE FEINBERG, [ IT WAS TIME TO FIND A FACTORY JOB ] FROM
STONE BUTCH BLUES (1990) 779 SUSAN EISENBERG, HOMAGE (1984) 785
HANGING IN SOLO (1984) 785 FIRST DAY ON A NEW JOBSITE (1984) 787
WIRETALK (1984) 789 AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE DAGOBERTO GILB,
ROMERO S SHIRT (1994) 789 JOY HARJO, THE WOMAN HANGING FROM THE
THIRTEENTH FLOOR WINDOW (1983) 794 PERHAPS THE WORLD ENDS HERE (1994)
795 JEANNE BRYNER, THE STORY OF MY VILLAGE (1999) 796 MILEAGE (1999)
797 RELEASE OF THE SPIRIT (1999) 798 BLUE COLLAR (1999) 799 KATE
RUSHIN, THE BLACK BACK-UPS (1993) 800 CHERRIE MORAGA, HEROES AND
SAINTS (1983) 803 JIMMY SANTIAGO BACA, THE NEW WARDEN (1979) 846 SO
MEXICANS ARE TAKING JOBS FROM AMERICANS (1982) 848 PERFECTO FLORES
(1986) 849 JAN BEATTY, AWAKE IN A STRANGE LANDSCAPE (1994) 851
LOUISE (2002) 852 THE ROLLING ROCK MAN (1994) 853 A WAITRESS S
INSTRUCTIONS ON TIPPING (1994) 854 THE WAITRESS ANGELS SPEAK TO ME IN
A VISION (2002) 855 HELENA MARIA VIRAMONTES, THE CARIBOO CAFE (1988)
856 PETER ORESICK, MY FATHER (1977) 864 THE STORY OF GLASS (1977)
865 AFTER THE DEINDUSTRIALIZATION OF AMERICA (1990) 866 TOWARD THE
HEAVEN OF FULL EMPLOYMENT (1990) 868 NOW , (1990) 868 JIM DANIELS,
DIGGER THINKS ABOUT NUMBERS (1985) 869 DIGGER GOES ON VACATION
(1985) 870 DIGGER LAID OFF (2002) 873 DIGGER, THE BIRTHDAY BOY
(2002) 873 DIGGER S TERRITORY (1989) 874 MARTIN ESPADA, WHO BURNS FOR
THE PERFECTION OF PAPER (1993) 875 THE TOOLMAKER UNEMPLOYED (1993)
876 ALABANZA: IN PRAISE OF LOCAL 100 (2002) 877 LOIS-ANN YAMANAKA,
LOVEY S HOMEMADE SINGER SEWING CLASS PATCHWORK DENIM HIPHUGGERS (1996)
878 MELIDA RODAS, EL OLOR DE CANSANSIO (THE SMELL OF FATIGUE) (2000)
883 CONTENTS BY GENRE 886 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 893 A TIMELINE OF AMERICAN
WORKING-CLASS HISTORY 903 CREDITS 910 INDEX BY AUTHOR 917 INDEX BY TITLE
919 ABOUT THE EDITORS 925
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anthology includes work not only by the industrial proletariat but also by slaves and unskilled work¬
ers, by those who work unpaid at home, and by workers in contemporary service industries. As
diverse in race, gender, culture, and region as America s working class itself, the selections represent a
wide range of genres including fiction, poetry, drama, memoir, oratory, journalism, letters, oral his¬
tory, and songs. Works by little-known or anonymous authors are included alongside texts from such
acclaimed writers as Frederick Douglass, Upton Sinclair, Tillie
Olsen,
Philip
Levine, Maxine Hong
Kingston, and Leslie Marmon Silko. A rich selection of contemporary writing includes Martin
Espada s poem
Alabanza
about the September
11, 2001,
attack on the World Trade Center.
American Working-Class Literature is organized chronologically into seven sections that highlight
key historical and cultural developments in working-class life. The book is enhanced by an editors
introduction, section introductions, and individual head notes for each selection that provide biog¬
raphical and historical context. A timeline of working-class history, rich illustrations, sidebars, read¬
ing lists, and a bibliography of critical commentary are also included. This unique volume is ideal for
courses in American literature, cultural and working-class studies, and labor history.
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AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE AN ANTHOLOGY EDITED BY NICHOLAS COLES
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH JANET ZANDY ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NEW YORK OXFORD OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 2007 CONTENTS PREFACE XV
INTRODUCTION XIX I. EARLY AMERICAN LABOR: HARD, BOUND, AND FREE
1600S-1810S 1 "THE TRAPPAN'D MAIDEN: OR, THE DISTRESSED DAMSEL"
(MID-1600S) 6 JAMES REVEL, "THE POOR, UNHAPPY TRANSPORTED FELON" (1680S)
7 GOTTLIEB MITTELBERGER, "GOTTLIEB MITTELBERGER'S JOURNEY TO
PENNSYLVANIA IN THE YEAR 1750 AND RETURN TO GERMANY IN THE YEAR 1754"
(1754) 13 "PETITION OF A GRATE NUMBER OF BLACKES" TO THOMAS GAGE, MAY
25, 1774 16 OLAUDAH EQUIANO, ["I WAS IN ANOTHER WORLD: THE SLAVE SHIP"]*
FROM THE INTERESTING NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE OF OLAUDAH EQUIANO, OR
GUSTAVUS VASSA, THE AFRICAN, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF (1789) 16 PHILLIS
WHEATLEY "TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE WILLIAM, EARL OF DARTMOUTH, HIS
MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE FOR NORTH AMERICA, ETC." (1773)
23 "A SEA SONG" 25 FRANCIS HOPKINSON, "THE RAISING: A NEW SONG FOR
FEDERAL MECHANICS" BY A. B. (1788) 26 JOHN MCLLVAINE, "ADDRESS TO THE
JOURNEYMEN CORDWAINERS L. B. OF PHILADELPHIA" (1794) 27 TECUMSEH'S
SPEECH TO THE OSAGES (WINTER 1811-12) 28 II. NEW KINDS OF WORK, OLD
PRACTICES 182OS-185OS 31 \ SORROW SONGS AND SPIRITUALS 33 "NOBODY KNOWS
DE TROUBLE I'VE SEEN" 34 "STEAL AWAY, TO JESUS" 35 "SWING LOW, SWEET
CHARIOT" 35 "MANY THOUSAND GONE" 35 "BREDDEN, DON'T GIT WEARY" 36 W E.
B. DUBOIS, "THE SORROW SONGS" (1903) 36 MARIA W. STEWART, "LECTURE
DELIVERED AT THE FRANKLIN HALL, BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 21, 1832" * 44 THE
LOWELL MILL GIRLS 48 , JOSEPHINE L. BAKER, "A SECOND PEEP AT FACTORY
LIFE" (1845) 49 MARY PAUL, "LETTERS TO HER FATHER" (1845-1848) 52 "THE
LOWELL FACTORY GIRL" 58 * ITEMS IN BRACKETS ARE TITLES ASSIGNED BY THE
EDITORS. VN VIII AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE HARRIET HANSON
ROBINSON, "CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EARLY FACTORY GIRLS" (1898) 59 HELENA
MINTON, "FROM THE SAME CLOTH: FOR THE MILL GIRLS, LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS,
CIRCA 1840" (1985) 62 FREDERICK DOUGLASS, ["IN THE SHIPYARDS"] (1845 AND
1855) 62 "AN ADDRESS TO THE COLORED PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES" FROM
THE NORTH STAR (1848) 68 HERMAN MELVILLE, "THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS"
AND "THE TARTARUS OF MAIDS" (1855) 72 JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER, "THE
SHIP-BUILDERS" (1850) 85 FANNY FERN (SARA PAYSON WILLIS PARTON),
"SOLILOQUY OF A HOUSEMAID" (1854) 87 "THE WORKING-GIRLS OF NEW YORK"
(1868) 88 FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS HARPER, "THE SLAVE MOTHER" (1857) 90
HARRIET E. WILSON, ["KEEP HER . . . SHE'S REAL HANDSOME AND BRIGHT, AND
NOT VERY BLACK, EITHER."] 91 WALT WHITMAN, "A SONG FOR OCCUPATIONS"
(1855) 96 "THE WOUND-DRESSER" (1865) 101 NINETEENTH-CENTURY WORK SONGS
103 "PEG AN'AWL" 104 "PADDY WORKS ON THE RAILWAY" 105 "THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
LAMENT" 106 "THE FARMER IS THE MAN" 107 "JOHN HENRY" 108 III. BENEATH
THE GILDED SURFACE: WORDING-CLASS FICTIONS AND REALITIES, 1860-1890S 111
REBECCA HARDING DAVIS, "LIFE IN THE IRON MILLS" (1861) 113 I. G.
BLANCHARD "EIGHT HOURS" (1866, POEM; SET TO MUSIC, 1878) 137 LUCY
PARSONS, "TO TRAMPS" (1884) 140 SONGS OF THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR 142
"KNIGHTS OF LABOR" (1898) 143 "STORM THE FORT, YE KNIGHTS" (1885) 144
"THIRTY CENTS A DAY" (1892) 145 "AMERICA" (1890) 145 "FATHER GANDER'S
MELODIES" (1887) 146 "ONE MORE BATTLE TO FIGHT" (1892) 147 THE BATTLE OF
HOMESTEAD, 1892 148 AAISW PREAMBLE (FROM THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION OF IRON AND STEEL WORKERS) 150 "TYRANT FRICK"
150 O "A MAN NAMED CARNEGIE" 151 "FATHER WAS KILLED BY THE PINKERTON
MEN" 152 "A FIGHT FOR HOME AND HONOR" 153 STEPHEN CRANE, "THE MEN IN THE
STORM" (1894) 154 HAMLIN GARLAND, "UNDER THE LION'S PAW" (1889) 158
EDWIN MARKHAM, "THE MAN WITH THE HOE" (1899) 167 "LIFELETS: LIFE STORIES
OF UNDISTINGUISHED AMERICANS" FROM THE INDEPENDENT 169 "A GEORGIA NEGRO
PEON" (1904) 169 "THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY A LABOR LEADER": JAMES WILLIAMS
(1902) 174 "A NEGRO NURSE" (1912) 178 CONTENTS IX MAXINE HONG KINGSTON,
"THE GRANDFATHER OF THE SIERRA NEVADA MOUNTAINS" FROM CHINA MEN (1980)
182 ANGEL ISLAND POEMS BY CHINESE IMMIGRANTS (1910-1940) 197 REVOLT,
REPRESSSION, AND CULTURAL FORMATIONS: 1900-1929 201 EUGENE V. DEBS, "HOW
I BECAME A SOCIALIST" (1902) 204 "STATEMENT TO THE COURT" (1918) 207
MINERS' AND OTHER LABOR POEMS 209 J. A. EDGERTON, "THE MAN BEHIND THE
PICK" (1903) 211 "SCAB, SCAB, SCAB" (1904) 211 SHORTY P., "THE EIGHT
HOUR DAY" (1904) 212 JOE R. LAZURE, "A COLORADO MINER'S FOURTH" (1905)
212 J. P. THOMPSON, "UNION POEM" (1909) 215 UNKNOWN WORKER, "LABOR
SPEAKS" (1909) 215 JOE FOLEY, "WADDA YA WANT TO BREAK YOUR BACK FOR THE
BOSS FOR" (C. 1917) 216 BERTON BRALEY, "THE WORKER," (1917) 216 EUGENE
BARNETT, "POLITICAL PRISONERS" (1921) 217 "ST. PETER AND THE SCAB"
(1923) 217 UPTON SINCLAIR, ["THE HOG-SQUEAL OF THE UNIVERSE"] FROM THE
JUNGLE (1906) 219 JACK LONDON, "THE APOSTATE" (1906) 226 ' "PINCHED": A
PRISON EXPERIENCE (1907) 238 ROSE SCHNEIDERMAN, "A CAP MAKER'S STORY"
(1905) 245 THE TRIANGLE SHIRTWAIST FIRE, MARCH 25, 1911 249 ROSE
SCHNEIDERMAN, "TRIANGLE MEMORIAL SPEECH" (1911) 251 MORRIS ROSENFELD,
"REQUIEM ON THE TRIANGLE FIRE" (1911) 251 CONTEMPORARY POEMS ON THE
TRIANGLE SHIRTWAIST FACTORY FIRE 253 MARY FELL, "THE TRIANGLE FIRE" 253
CHRIS LLEWELLYN, "FOUR FROM SONYA," "I AM APPALLED," "SURVIVOR'S CENTO,"
"SEAR" 257 CAROL TARLEN, "SISTERS IN THE FLAMES" 260 SAFIYA
HENDERSON-HOLMES, "RITUALS OF SPRING (FOR THE 78TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
SHIRTWAIST FACTORY FIRE)" 261 JAMES OPPENHEIM, "BREAD AND ROSES" (1914)
265 ARTURO GIOVANNITTI, "THE WALKER" (1914) 266 JOHN REED, "WAR IN
PATERSON" (1913) 271 FELLOW WORKERS: IWW ORAL HISTORIES 277 (FROM
SOLIDARITY FOREVER, AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE IWW 1985) 277 SOPHIE COHEN,
["PATERSON HAD A PRISON-LIKE FEELING"] 277 JAMES FAIR, ["WORKING THE
DOCKS"] 282 MOTHER JONES, "THE MARCH OF THE MILL CHILDREN" (1903) 284
THE WOBBLIES, THE "LITTLE RED SONG BOOK," AND THE LEGACY OF JOE HILL
(1879-1915) 289 ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN, "JOE HILL*MARTYRED TROUBADOR OF
LABOR" FROM THE REBEL GIRL: MY FIRST LIFE (1906-1926) 290 JOE HILL, "THE
REBEL GIRL" (SONG) AND LETTER TO ELIZABETH GURLEY FLYNN 294 FROM THE
LITTLE RED SONG BOOK (1913 ) 294 "PREAMBLE OF THE INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF
THE WORLD" 294 JOE HILL, "THE TRAMP" 295 RALPH CHAPLIN, "SOLIDARITY
FOREVER!" 296 AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE JOE HILL, "THE PREACHER
AND THE SLAVE" 296 T-BONE SLIM, "THE POPULAR WOBBLY" 297 JOE HIU, "JOE
HILL'S LAST WILL" 298 RALPH CHAPLIN, "MOURN NOT THE DEAD" 298 ALFRED
HAYES, "JOE HIU" (1928) 299 CHERI REGISTER, "A DREAM OF JOE HILL" (2000)
299 . . . - . SARAH N. CLEGHORN, "THROUGH THE NEEDLE'S EYE: 1. COMRADE
JESUS 308 2. QUATRAIN" (1915) 309 CARL SANDBURG, "CHICAGO" (1916) 310
"MUCKERS" (1916) 311 "CHILD OF THE ROMANS" (1916) 311 FROM "THE PEOPLE,
YES" (1936) 312 LOLA RIDGE, "THE GHETTO" (1918) 314 ANZIA YEZIERSKA,
"THE FREE VACATION HOUSE" (1920) 328 EDITH SUMMERS KELLEY, "BILLY'S
BIRTH," RESTORED CHAPTER OF WEEDS (1923) 333 POETRY OF THE HARLEM
RENAISSANCE 342 JAMES WELDON JOHNSON, "O BLACK AND UNKNOWN BARDS" (1908)
344 JEAN TOOMER, "REAPERS" (1923) 345 CLAUDE MCKAY, "THE HARLEM DANCER"
(1917) 345 "IF WE MUST DIE" (1919) 345 "THE LYNCHING" (1920) 346 COUNTEE
CULLEN, "FOR A LADY I KNOW" (1925) 346 "FROM THE DARK TOWER" (1927) 346
STERLING A. BROWN, "MA RAINEY" (1930) 347 "SCOTTY HAS HIS SAY" (1932)
348 "CALL BOY" (1932) 349 ALICE DUNBAR-NELSON, "I SIT AND SEW" (1920)
350 ANGELINA. WELD GRIMKE, "FRAGMENT" (C. 1930) 351 JOHN BEECHER,
"REPORT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS" (1925) 351 "BEAUFORT TIDES" (1934) 354
BARTOLOMEO VANZETTI, "LAST SPEECH TO THE COURT" (1927) 354 AGNES
SMEDLEY, ["THE WANDERLUST IN MY BLOOD"] FROM DAUGHTER OF EARTH (1929)
357 "MINING FAMILIES" 1937 364 V. ECONOMIC DEPRESSION AND CULTURAL
RESURGENCE: 1930S 367 LANGSTON HUGHES, "THE WEARY BLUES" (1925) 369
"JOHANNESBURG MINES" (1928) 371 "CHRIST IN ALABAMA" (1931) 371 "PARK
BENCH" (1934) 371 "LET AMERICA BE AMERICA AGAIN" (1936) 372 "OFFICE
BUILDING EVENING" (PUB. 1960) 374 GENEVIEVE TAGGARD, "WORDS PROPERTY OF
THE PEOPLE" (1934) 374 "LIFE OF THE MIND, 1935" (1935) 375 "AT LAST THE
WOMEN ARE MOVING" (1935) 376 MARY HEATON VORSE, "THE EMERGENCY BRIGADE
AT FLINT" (1937) 377 MIKE GOLD, "GO LEFT, YOUNG WRITERS!" (1929) 380
"JEWS AND CHRISTIANS" FROM JEWS WITHOUT MONEY (1935) 383 APPALACHIA
VOICES 389 AUNT MOLLY JACKSON, "KENTUCKY MINERS' WIVES RAGGED HUNGRY
BLUES" (1932) 391 SARAH OGAN GUNNING, "I AM A GIRL OF CONSTANT SORROW"
392 CONTENTS XI KATHY KAHN, "THEY SAY THEM CHILD BRIDES DON'T LAST:
FLORENCE REECE" FROM HILLBILLY WOMEN (1972) 393 FLORENCE REECE, "WHICH
SIDE ARE YOU ON?" (1931) 396 JIM GARLAND, "THE MURDER OF HARRY SIMMS"
399 TILLMAN CADLE, "COMMENTARY ON HARRY SIMMS" (1932) 400 JOHN DOS
PASSOS, "HARLAN: WORKING UNDER THE GUN" (1931) 400 MAGGIE ANDERSON,
"AMONG ELMS AND MAPLES, MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA, AUGUST, 1935" (1986)
408 "MINING CAMP RESIDENTS, WEST VIRGINIA, JULY, 1935" (1986) 408 "LONG
STORY" (1992) 409 DON WEST, "CLODS OF SOUTHERN EARTH: INTRODUCTION"
(1946) 411 "MOUNTAIN BOY" (1931-1932?) 415 "CLODHOPPER" (1940) 416
"THERE'S ANGER IN THE LAND" (1950) 417 "NO LONESOME ROAD" (1940) 418 "I
AM A WOMAN WORKER": A SCRAPBOOK OF AUTOBIOGRAPHIES FROM THE SUMMER
SCHOOLS FOR WOMEN WORKERS (1936) 419 "SOLDERING" 419 "ONE DAY OF LABOR"
420 "BEAN PICKING" 420 "THE PIECE-WORK SYSTEM" 421 "THE PRESIDENT VISITS
THE MILL" 422 BOXCAR BERTHA (BEN REITMAN) [" 'ARE YOU BILL'S BROAD?' "]
FROM SISTER OF THE ROAD: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BOXCAR BERTHA (1937) 422
RICHARD WRIGHT, "I HAVE SEEN BLACK HANDS" (1935) 427 "FIRE AND CLOUD"
(1938) 429 TILLIE OLSEN, "I WANT YOU WOMEN UP NORTH TO KNOW" (1934) 461
MERIDEL LE SUEUR, "I WAS MARCHING" (1934) 465 "ERODED WOMAN" (1948) 471
MURIEL RUKEYSER, FROM THE BOOK OF THE DEAD (1938) 475 "THE ROAD" 476
"GAULEY BRIDGE" 477 "PRAISE OF THE COMMITTEE" 478 "ABSALOM" 480 "THE
DISEASE" 481 \ "GEORGE ROBINSON: BLUES" 482 "THE^BOOKOFTHEDEAD" 483
JOSEPH KALAR, "NIGHT SHIFT" (1934) 487 "PROLETARIAN NIGHT" (1934) 488
"PAPERMIU" (1931) 489 "WORKER UPROOTED" (1932) 489 "NOW THAT SNOW IS
FALLING" (1930) 490 KENNETH PATCHEN, "JOE HILL LISTENS TO THE PRAYING"
(1936) 491 "THE ORANGE BEARS" (1949) 495 JACK CONROY "MONKEY NEST CAMP"
FROM THE DISINHERITED (1933) 495 PIETRO DI DONATO, "GEREMIO" FROM CHRIST
IN CONCRETE (1939) 500 TOM KROMER, ["THREE HOTS AND A FLOP"] FROM
WAITING FOR NOTHING (1935) 508 ZORA NEALE HURSTON, ["POLK COUNTY BLUES"]
FROM MULES AND MEN (1935) 515 JOHN STEINBECK, "STARVATION UNDER THE
ORANGE TREE/' (1938) 524 ["THE SPRING IS BEAUTIFUL IN CALIFORNIA"] FROM
THE GRAPES OF WRATH (1939) 527 SANORA BABB ["DUST"] FROM WHOSE NAMES ARE
UNKNOWN (2004) 529 XII AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE WILMA ELIZABETH
MCDANIEL, FROM A PRIMER FOR BUFORD (1990) 533 "A PRIMER FOR BUFORD" 534
"ORIGINS" 534 "FARM CHILDREN IN THE GRIP OF 1933" 535 "VIA DOLOROSA" 535
"YOU CAN'T GO BACK" 535 "OKIE BOY BOSS AT PUCCINELLO'S, 1936" 536
"ABDICATION DAY" 536 "PICKING GRAPES, 1937" 536 "AMERICAN FOLK MUSIC,
1937" 537 "ROSTER" 537 "DAY OF RETURN, AUGUST 4, 1986" 538 WOODY
GUTHRIE, "PRETTY BOY FLOYD" (1939) 539 "1913 MASSACRE" (1945) 541 "TWO
GOOD MEN" (1946) 542 "CHRIST FOR PRESIDENT" (CIRCA 1938) 543 ["LISTENING
TO THE LITTLE GIRLS' SONG DRIFT OUT ACROSS THE DARK WIND"] FROM BOUND
FOR GLORY (1943) 544 CLIFFORD ODETS, WAITING FOR LEFTY (1935) 547 THOMAS
BELL, "ZINC WORKS CRANEMAN TO WED" (1936) 565 WILLIAM ATTAWAY, ["THE
MOSS BROTHERS ENTER THE MILL"] FROM BLOOD ON THE FORGE (1941) 570 VI.
AFFLUENCE, COLD WAR, AND THE OTHER AMERICA: 1940S-1970S 583 ANN PETRY,
"LIKE A WINDING SHEET" (1946) 585 CARLOS BULOSAN, "IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
WHAT WE ARE" (1940) 592 "THE STORY OF A LETTER" (1946) 594 HARRIETTE
ARNOW, ["I'M GERTIE NEVELS FROM BALLEW, KENTUCKY"] FROM THE DOLLMAKER
(1954) 598 ALICE CHILDRESS, "LIKE ONE OF THE FAMILY" (1956) 611
"SOMETIMES I FEEL SO SORRY" (1956) 613 HISAYE YAMAMOTO, "SEVENTEEN
SYLLABLES" (1949) 614 EDWIN ROLFE, "ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN"
(C. 1952) 622 "LITTLE BALLAD FOR AMERICANS, 1954" 624 ' THOMAS MCGRATH,
"A LONG WAY OUTSIDE YELLOWSTONE" (1940) 625 "ARS POETICA: OR WHO LIVES
IN THE IVORY TOWER?" (1949) 626 "A LITTLE SONG ABOUT CHARITY" (1949) 627
"ON THE MEMORY OF A WORKING-CLASS GIRL" (1940S) 627 "O'LEARY'S LAST
WISH: IN CASE THE REVOLUTION SHOULD FAIL" (1940S) 628 TILLIE OLSEN, "I
STAND HERE IRONING" (1956) 629 GWENDOLYN BROOKS, "BRONZEVILLE WOMAN IN A
RED HAT" (1960) 633 "THE BALLAD OF RUDOLPH REED" (1960) 636 "THE
BLACKSTONE RANGERS" (1968) 638 JAMES WRIGHT, "AUTUMN BEGINS IN MARTINS
FERRY, OHIO" (1963) 639 "HONEY" (1982) 640 JUDY GRAHN, "THE COMMON
WOMAN" (1969) 641 BREECE D'J PANCAKE, "THE HONORED DEAD" (POSTHUMOUS,
1983) 646 STUDS TERKEL, FROM WORKING (1972) 651 "DOLORES DANTE,
WAITRESS" 652 *, "MIKE LEFEVRE, STEELWORKER" 656 TONI CADE BAMBARA, "THE
LESSON" (1972) 661 CONTENTS XIII VII. THE NEW WORLD ORDER AND ITS
CONSEQUENCES: 1980S TO 2005 667 PHILIP LEVINE, "YOU CAN HAVE IT" (1979)
670 "AMONG CHILDREN" (1992) 672 "WHAT WORK IS" (1992) 673 NELLIE WONG,
"UNEMPLOYMENT" (1983) 674 "THE DEATH OF LONG STEAM LADY" (1986) 676
TOMAS RIVERA, FROM . . . Y NO SELO TRAGO LA TIERRA I AND THE EARTH DID
NOT DEVOUR HIM (1987) 679 "IT'S THAT IT HURTS" 679 "AND THE EARTH DID
NOT DEVOUR HIM" 682 "THE PORTRAIT" 685 "WHEN WE ARRIVE" 687 JOHN GILGUN,
"COUNTING TIPS" (1995) 690 "WHITMAN'S HANDS" (1991) 691 BILL WITHERUP,
"MOTHER WITHERUP'S TOP SECRET CHERRY PIE" (1989) 691 LUCILLE CLIFTON,
EXCERPT FROM GENERATIONS: A MEMOIR (1976) 695 "AT THE CEMETERY, WALNUT
GROVE PLANTATION, SOUTH CAROLINA, ,1989" (1991) 698 MARGE PIERCY, "TO BE
OF USE" (1973) 699 "HER GIFTS" (2002) 700 SUE DORO, "THE CULTURAL
WORKER" (1992) 701 "HARD TIMES IN THE VALLEY" (1992) 704 "BLUE COLLAR
GOODBYES" (1992) 705 SIMON J. ORTIZ, "MY FATHER'S SONG" (1988) 706
"FINAL SOLUTION: JOBS, LEAVING" (1992) 707 "WE HAVE BEEN TOLD MANY
THINGS" (1992) 709 GLORIA ANZALDUA, FROM BORDERLANDS/LA FRONTERA (1987)
710 "WE CALL THEM GREASERS" 711 "TO LIVE IN THE BORDERLANDS MEANS YOU"
712 HATTIE GOSSETT, "THE CLEANING WOMAN/LABOR RELATIONS #4" (1988) 713
LARRY SMITH, "THE COMPANY OF WIDOWS" (2002) 715 ERNIE BRILL, "CRAZY
HATTIE ENTERS THE ICE AGE" (1980) 722 KAREN BRODINE, "WOMAN SITTING AT
THE MACHINE, THINKING" (1984) 732 LINDA HOGAN, "MAKING DO" (1986) 741
"THE NEW APARTMENT, MINNEAPOLIS" (1988) 746 , "BLESSING" (1994) 747
CAROLYN CHUTE, "FACES IN THE HANDS" (2000) 748 YUSEF KOMUNYAKAA, "WORK"
(1988) 758 "THE WHISTLE" (1992) 759 MICHAEL CASEY, "THE COMPANY POOL"
(1999) 761 "POSITIVITY POSTER" (1999) 762 "POSITIVITY POSTER #75" (1999)
763 "URGENT NEED FOR BLOOD" (1999) 763 "POSITIVITY POSTER #76" (1999)
764 LESLIE MARMON SILKO, "LULLABY" (1981) 765 DOROTHY ALLISON, "MAMA"
(1988) 771 LESLIE FEINBERG, ["IT WAS TIME TO FIND A FACTORY JOB"] FROM
STONE BUTCH BLUES (1990) 779 SUSAN EISENBERG, "HOMAGE" (1984) 785
"HANGING IN SOLO" (1984) 785 "FIRST DAY ON A NEW JOBSITE" (1984) 787
"WIRETALK" (1984) 789 AMERICAN WORKING-CLASS LITERATURE DAGOBERTO GILB,
"ROMERO'S SHIRT" (1994) 789 JOY HARJO, "THE WOMAN HANGING FROM THE
THIRTEENTH FLOOR WINDOW" (1983) 794 "PERHAPS THE WORLD ENDS HERE" (1994)
795 JEANNE BRYNER, "THE STORY OF MY VILLAGE" (1999) 796 "MILEAGE" (1999)
797 "RELEASE OF THE SPIRIT" (1999) 798 "BLUE COLLAR" (1999) 799 KATE
RUSHIN, "THE BLACK BACK-UPS" (1993) 800 CHERRIE MORAGA, "HEROES AND
SAINTS" (1983) 803 JIMMY SANTIAGO BACA, "THE NEW WARDEN" (1979) 846 "SO
MEXICANS ARE TAKING JOBS FROM AMERICANS" (1982) 848 "PERFECTO FLORES"
(1986) 849 JAN BEATTY, "AWAKE IN A STRANGE LANDSCAPE" (1994) 851
"LOUISE" (2002) 852 "THE ROLLING ROCK MAN" (1994) 853 "A WAITRESS'S
INSTRUCTIONS ON TIPPING" (1994) 854 "THE WAITRESS ANGELS SPEAK TO ME IN
A VISION (2002) 855 HELENA MARIA VIRAMONTES, "THE CARIBOO CAFE" (1988)
856 PETER ORESICK, "MY FATHER" (1977) 864 "THE STORY OF GLASS" (1977)
865 "AFTER THE DEINDUSTRIALIZATION OF AMERICA" (1990) 866 "TOWARD THE
HEAVEN OF FULL EMPLOYMENT" (1990) 868 "NOW", (1990) 868 JIM DANIELS,
"DIGGER THINKS ABOUT NUMBERS" (1985) 869 "DIGGER GOES ON VACATION"
(1985) 870 "DIGGER LAID OFF" (2002) 873 "DIGGER, THE BIRTHDAY BOY"
(2002) 873 "DIGGER'S TERRITORY" (1989) 874 MARTIN ESPADA, "WHO BURNS FOR
THE PERFECTION OF PAPER" (1993) 875 "THE TOOLMAKER UNEMPLOYED" (1993)
876 "ALABANZA: IN PRAISE OF LOCAL 100" (2002) 877 LOIS-ANN YAMANAKA,
"LOVEY'S HOMEMADE SINGER SEWING CLASS PATCHWORK DENIM HIPHUGGERS" (1996)
878 MELIDA RODAS, "EL OLOR DE CANSANSIO (THE SMELL OF FATIGUE)" (2000)
883 CONTENTS BY GENRE 886 SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY 893 A TIMELINE OF AMERICAN
WORKING-CLASS HISTORY 903 CREDITS 910 INDEX BY AUTHOR 917 INDEX BY TITLE
919 ABOUT THE EDITORS 925
г
America's workers have been singing, reciting, performing, telling stories, writing, and pubKshing for
more than three centuries. Ranging from early colonial times to the present, American Working-Class
Literature presents more than
300
literary texts that exemplify this
tradition.
It demonstrates how
American working people live, labor, struggle, express themselves, and give meaning to their experi¬
ences both inside and outside of the workplace. The only book of its kind, this groundbreaking
anthology includes work not only by the industrial proletariat but also by slaves and unskilled work¬
ers, by those who work unpaid at home, and by workers in contemporary service industries. As
diverse in race, gender, culture, and region as America's working class itself, the selections represent a
wide range of genres including fiction, poetry, drama, memoir, oratory, journalism, letters, oral his¬
tory, and songs. Works by little-known or anonymous authors are included alongside texts from such
acclaimed writers as Frederick Douglass, Upton Sinclair, Tillie
Olsen,
Philip
Levine, Maxine Hong
Kingston, and Leslie Marmon Silko. A rich selection of contemporary writing includes Martin
Espada's poem
"Alabanza"
about the September
11, 2001,
attack on the World Trade Center.
American Working-Class Literature is organized chronologically into seven sections that highlight
key historical and cultural developments in working-class life. The book is enhanced by an editors'
introduction, section introductions, and individual head notes for each selection that provide biog¬
raphical and historical context. A timeline of working-class history, rich illustrations, sidebars, read¬
ing lists, and a bibliography of critical commentary are also included. This unique volume is ideal for
courses in American literature, cultural and working-class studies, and labor history. \ |
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