Labor's Own WILLIAM Z. FOSTER
- 84 pages
- 3 hours of reading
The narrative centers on Bill Foster, a sixty-eight-year-old activist, arrested alongside eleven others from the Communist Party for promoting political ideas rooted in human freedom. His journey began in childhood, influenced by his mother's Irish lullabies and his father's tales of the struggle for Irish independence. The book explores themes of activism, heritage, and the enduring fight for freedom, reflecting on Foster's life and the broader implications of his beliefs in the face of government opposition.
