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The Unlikely Coalition That Made the New Deal (with Thomas Ferguson)

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Tonight we're joined by Thomas Ferguson to discuss how the political coalition that made the New Deal possible came about through both changes in the American industrial structure following the Great War and an upsurge in labor militancy of the 1930s. He's joined by Jacobin contributor Paul Heideman.

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