There exists an America that no one talks about, which is to be found beyond the myth of the refrigerator, the automobile, and the television, and beyond the myth of affluence for all. It is the America of the factory: an unknown America whose history is made of strikes, exploitation, and proletarian misery.

Since our work unfolds as a renewal of a direct con­tact with class sit­u­a­tions in order to find a way to orga­nize the embryos of antag­o­nis­tic class con­scious­ness that repro­duce them­selves amongst work­ers, it is worth­while pre­cisely to the degree that it becomes a rev­o­lu­tion­ary con­scious­ness of this unfold­ing story.