Dan Seitz

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And yet, amidst all the exclusion and vitriol, other ways of responding to upheaval, championed by both working-class organized labor and an emerging population of middle-class professionals, produced some of the most important and inclusive social reforms in U.S. history: child labor laws, wage regulations, antitrust legislation, worker safety protections and, of course, food safety laws.
White Bread: A Social History of the Store-Bought Loaf
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