This is a terrific book. A great read about a great man who is nowhere near as famous as he should be. Mazzocchi's life was jam-packed with drama, politics and with a string of successes -- e.g. shining a light on the hazards of asbestos and inventing the concept of our "right to know" about toxics -- that were truly extraordinary. And Leoold's book is packed with political passion and a deep understanding and appreciation of its subject.
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The Man Who Hated Work and Loved Labor: The Life and Times of Tony Mazzocchi by Les Leopold
labor guy, December 14, 2007
This is a terrific book. A great read about a great man who is nowhere near as famous as he should be. Mazzocchi's life was jam-packed with drama, politics and with a string of successes -- e.g. shining a light on the hazards of asbestos and inventing the concept of our "right to know" about toxics -- that were truly extraordinary. And Leoold's book is packed with political passion and a deep understanding and appreciation of its subject.(6 of 8 readers found this comment helpful)