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Tim Wheeler is a giant of Radical Journalism and in this sparkling collection of the best of his work that covers more than a half century one gains an acute understanding of struggle against racism and imperialism and what it takes to win. Gerald Horne, author, Paul Robeson: The Artist as Revolutionary Tim Wheeler has a broad range of vision coupled with a great eye for detail. This is a great read that also serves as a corrective to the mainstream media tradition of ignoring the lives and labors of working people. As a historian I found this book to be remarkably instructive, compelling, and useful. As a citizen, I was inspired by Wheeler's humane approach. As a reader I was simply grateful for the lucid prose. Rachel Rubin, Professor, American Studies Department. Director, Center for the Study of Humanities, Culture and Society, UMass Boston

"""Tim Wheeler is a giant of Radical Journalism and in this sparkling collection of the best of his work that covers more than a half century one gains an acute understanding of struggle against racism and imperialism and what it takes to win."" Gerald Horne, author, ""Paul Robeson: The Artist as Revolutionary Tim Wheeler has a broad range of vision coupled with a great eye for detail. This is a great read that also serves as a corrective to the mainstream media tradition of ignoring the lives and labors of working people. As a historian I found this book to be remarkably instructive, compelling, and useful. As a citizen, I was inspired by Wheeler's humane approach. As a reader I was simply grateful for the lucid prose. Rachel Rubin, Professor, American Studies Department. Director, Center for the Study of Humanities, Culture and Society, UMass Boston"

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Tim Wheeler has been a news reporter since 1966 working for the Worker, Daily World, People's Daily World, and now the online People's World. He served as Washington Bureau Chief of the Daily World and its successors for twenty-five years and as Editor of the paper in New York City for eleven years. Most of those years he, and his wife, Joyce, and their three children, lived in Baltimore, Maryland. Joyce Wheeler, Tim's wife of 56 years, died of Alzheimer's disease, March 21, 2019. Tim Wheeler continues to live on the family farm in Sequim, Washington, where he grew up. He is politically active in all the progressive causes he can find time for. He still writes for the People's World.

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