Title: Alinsky broke ground....
Product review: ....against the square establishment of his day. He was the first, for instance, to initiate shareholder protests -- which went on to be a significant influence on corporate change within the system. This book is an autobiography/manifesto, in which Alinsky's voice comes through terrifically strongly. If you like his personality, you'll like this book; it's abrasive, matter-of-fact, and very funny. ("Look, God, you're God," he imagines Moses saying at one point. "There's nothing I can do to you. But do you REALLY want me going back to the people and telling them you're not worth the stone you're printed on?") Reading this made me wish I could have known him.
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