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Hulk Hogan and the unraveling of worker solidarity

  • Written by Brian Jansen, Assistant Professor of English and Media Studies, University of Maine
Hulk Hogan and the unraveling of worker solidarityHulk Hogan was arguably WWE's biggest star in the 1980s.Wally McNamee/Corbis via Getty Images

Hulk Hogan’s death by heart attack at age 71 came as a shock to many fans of the larger-than-life wrestler who’d earned the nickname “The Immortal.”

But in many respects, the real surprise was that Hogan, born Terry Gene Bollea,...

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