Wobblies
Chuck0
chuck at tao.ca
Fri Mar 17 10:44:03 PST 2000
Apsken at aol.com wrote:
>
> Elena asked,
>
> > What does "wobblies" mean - politically?
>
> Wobbly is colloquial for a member of the Industrial Workers of the World,
> the revolutionary union that stimulated working class insurgency, and
> particularly the culture of insurgency, in the United States from its
> founding in 1905 until the 1920s. The Charles H. Kerr Publishing Compaany in
> Chicago, which has published Marx in English since the late 19th century, is
> still in business, being the principal publisher of IWW and surrealist books
> also, whose proprietors are Wobblies and surrealists.
Until the 1920s?
I must then be hallucinating that IWW red card that's in my book bag.
That makes me feel better, because I was getting a few months behind on
dues payments.
IWW - reports of our death are exaggerated.
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