A cranky anti-Semite and an enemy to organized labor, Henry Ford was not without his flaws. However, his willingness to double his workers' wages and his commitment to building a car that every American could afford reflected a very different outlook from today's assumption that the rich shall get richer and the rest of us go to the wall.
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