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clogic-191856	Allen, Theodore W.	On Roediger's "Wages of Whiteness"	2019	29	.pdf	application/pdf	14337	574	54	The Black workers had much to contribute to the development of a labor movement, and the struggle for the eight-hour day in particular, but the gift was spurned by white labor. In Part I, in Chapter 1, Roediger sets forth the conceptual approach to his subject, posing a set of questions of key importance that he has found Marxist labor historians to have ignored, or neglected, or misconceived: 1) the role of race in defining how white workers look not only at Blacks but at themselves; 2) the pervasiveness of race; 3) the complex mixture of hate, sadness and longing in the racist thought of white workers; 4) the relationship between race and ethnicity.2	cache/clogic-191856.pdf	txt/clogic-191856.txt