A report from the front lines of "dirty work": the work that society considers essential but morally compromised.
What The Reviewers Say
Tamsin Shaw,
The New York Times Book Review
... disturbing and necessary.
Hank Stephenson,
Shelf Awareness
... makes a powerful case that, instead of vilifying dirty workers, Americans must reckon with what is being done in their name.
BILL LUEDERS,
The Progressive Magazine
Press, a good reporter and even better writer, introduces us to people who have worked these jobs, without the harsh judgment they have encountered elsewhere.
Vikas Turakhia,
The Star Tribune
Pulling information from sociological and economic studies, sometimes moving between sources at a dizzying pace, Press constructs a fascinating through-line.