He advocates a cross-race, class-based alliance of working- and middle-class Americans to pursue policies that will benefit them rather than the rich. These policies include full employment, some protectionism in international trading, programs to help families and workers in their private lives, and a reconstructed "affirmative opportunity" program. Using theoretical arguments and case studies, Wilson examines how a broad-based political constituency can be created, sustained, and energized. Bold, provocative, and thoughtful, The Bridge over the Racial Divide is an essential resource in considering some of the most pressing issues facing the American public today.
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