In the aftermath of one of the oldest car factories in Detroit closing, Paul Clemens speaks to those dismantling it, those who lost their jobs and examines how it could happen.
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Comments
Aye, this is a nod to Marty Glaberman, Clemens and him were friends apparently. http://www.salon.com/2011/02/01/punching_out_paul_clemens/singleton/ Some interesting comments on that Salon article.
Thanks for this, it looks really excellent.
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