The wages of whiteness: race and the making of the American working class

Introducing the white worker. On autobiography and theory: an introduction ; The prehistory of the white worker: settler colonialism, race and republicanism before 1800

Race and the languages of class from the Revolution to the Civil War. 'Neither a servant nor a master am I': keywords in the languages of white labor republicanism ; White slaves, wage slaves and free white labor

Work, culture and whiteness in industrializing America. Class, coons and crowds in antebellum America ; White skins, black masks: minstrelsy and white working class formation before the Civil War ; Irish-American workers and white racial formation in the antebellum United States

The limits of emancipation and the fate of working class whiteness. Epilogue: a new life and old habits.

I. Introducing the white worker

On autobiography and theory: an introduction

The prehistory of the white worker: settlet colonialism, race and Republicanism before 1800

II. Race and the languages of class from the Revolution to the Civil War

"Neither a servant nor a master am I": keywords in the languages of white labor Republicanism

White slaves, wage slaves and free white labor

III. Work, culture, and whiteness in industrializing America

Class, coons and crowds in Antebellum America

White skins, black masks: minstrelsy and white working class formation before the Civil War

Irish-American workers and white racial formation in the Antebellum United States

IV. The limits of emancipation and the fate of working class whiteness

Epilogue: a new life and old habits.