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The China Watch

New Labor Forum • 93 It is no coincidence that “brotherhood” appears in the title of these two books written by sympathetic insiders and longtime labor educators. Both books focus our attention on male culture and fraternal bonding as barriers to the type of class solidarity so badly needed by labor in these difficult economic times. Male anxiety over job insecurity will not suffice as the excuse for “men behaving badly.” Resentment and hostility toward women seeking their rights as workers will not build a vibrant labor movement.