7520:. Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum. "The directive was drafted by Senator Taft at that famous breakfast in New York City a few weeks ago. Senator Taft left that meeting and told the press what the General stands for. Taft explained that the great issue in this campaign is "creeping socialism." Now that is the patented trademark of the special interest lobbies. Socialism is a scare word they have hurled at every advance the people have made in the last 20 years. Socialism is what they called public power. Socialism is what they called social security. Socialism is what they called farm price supports. Socialism is what they called bank deposit insurance. Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations. Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people. When the Republican candidate inscribes the slogan "Down With Socialism" on the banner of his "great crusade," that is really not what he means at all. What he really means is, "Down with Progress--down with Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal," and "down with Harry Truman's fair Deal." That is what he means." Retrieved February 14, 2020.
5487:(SDF) was long a goal of Norman Thomas and his associates remaining in the Socialist Party. As early as 1938, Thomas had acknowledged that a number of issues had been involved in the split which led to the formation of the rival SDF, including "organizational policy, the effort to make the party inclusive of all socialist elements not bound by communist discipline; a feeling of dissatisfaction with social democratic tactics which had failed in Germany" as well as "the socialist estimate of Russia; and the possibility of cooperation with communists on certain specific matters." Still, he held that "those of us who believe that an inclusive socialist party is desirable, and ought to be possible, hope that the growing friendliness of socialist groups will bring about not only joint action but ultimately a satisfactory reunion on the basis of sufficient agreement for harmonious support of a socialist program." Following directions from the Soviet Union, the
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result of a number of constrictions and attacks from several directions. The socialists had lost a major ally in the IWW Wobblies and their free speech had been restricted, if not denied. Immigrants, a major base of the socialist movement, were discriminated against and looked down upon. Eugene V. Debs—the charismatic leader of the socialists—was in prison, along with hundreds of fellow dissenters. Wilson's
National War Labor Board and a number of legislative acts had ameliorated the plight of the workers. The socialists were regarded as being "unnecessary", the "lunatic fringe" and a group of untrustworthy radicals. The press, courts and other establishment structures exhibited prejudice against them. After crippling schisms within the party and a change in public opinion due to the Palmer Raids, a general negative perception of the far-left and attribution to it of terrorist incidents such as the
6211:, an ally of the Black Panther Party and a socialist, viewed capitalism as an inherently violent system. In response to a question regarding the violent nature of the Black Panthers, she says "If you are a black person who lives in a black community all your life and walk out on the street everyday seeing white policemen surrounding you… When you live under a situation like that constantly, and then you ask me whether I approve of violence, I mean, that just doesn't make sense at all." Davis speaks to how capitalism subjugates black people through violence and that the main purpose of police is to protect white supremacy. The Black Panther Party were prominent members of Black Power Movement and was fueled by what they saw as systemic racism perpetuated against black people. According to Douglas Sturm, Professor Emeritus of Religion and Political Science at
5908:, which emphasized nonviolence in the struggle for social justice and to give Black Americans equal rights under the law. According to David J. Garrow, King in private conversation "made it clear to close friends that economically speaking he considered himself what he termed a Marxist, largely because he believed with increasing strength that American society needed a radical redistribution of wealth and economic power to achieve even a rough form of social justice." King, in 1966, "rejected the idea of piecemeal reform within the existing socio-economic structure. Only at that time did he become persuaded that capitalism is the common determinant linking together racism, economic oppression, and militarism." There is conflicting interpretation by scholars who view King's radicalization of thought as being a result of experience and pressure from the
6882:"I have basically been a lifelong liberal who has very slowly radicalized and was kind of catapulted into radicalization by the Bernie primary campaign. I really didn't know about the term democratic socialism until Bernie started using it." These organizations like the DSA are leading a movement that is giving voice to left-wing positions, emphasizing issues such as affordable housing, universal health care, opposing public subsidies for corporations, seeking the creation of government-owned banks, environmental justice, and free college for all. There have been an increase of democratic socialists elected to Congress, most notably a group of four congresswomen known as "The Squad". In a 2011 survey, more people under the age of 30 had a favorable view of socialism than of capitalism.
5228:'s wing of the Militants to oust the Trotskyists and Trotsky's own decision to move towards a break with the party. Recognizing that the Clarity faction had chosen to stand with the Altmanites and the Thomas group, Trotsky recommended that the Appeal group focus on disagreements over Spain to provoke a split. At the same time, Thomas, freshly returned from Spain, had come to the conclusion that the Trotskyists had joined the Socialist Party not to make it stronger, but to capture the organization for their own purposes. The 1,000 or so Trotskyists who had entered the Socialist Party in 1936 exited in the summer of 1937 with their ranks swelled by another 1,000. On December 31, 1937, representatives of this faction gathered in Chicago to establish a new political organization—the
10651:"Within the movements of the sixties there was much more receptivity to anarchism-in-fact than had existed in the movements of the thirties ... But the movements of the sixties were driven by concerns that were more compatible with an expressive style of politics, with hostility to authority in general and state power in particular ... By the late sixties, political protest was intertwined with cultural radicalism based on a critique of all authority and all hierarchies of power. Anarchism circulated within the movement along with other radical ideologies. The influence of anarchism was strongest among radical feminists, in the commune movement, and probably in the Weather Underground and elsewhere in the violent fringe of the anti-war movement."
7270:. Retrieved July 19, 2019. "In 1889, French syndicalist Raymond Lavigne proposed to the Second International—the international and internationalist coalition of socialist parties—that May 1 be celebrated internationally the next year to honor the Haymarket Martyrs and demand the eight-hour day, and the year after that the International adopted the day as an international workers' holiday. In countries with strong socialist and communist traditions, May 1 became the primary day to celebrate work, workers and their organizations, often with direct and explicit reference to the martyrs of the Haymarket Massacre. May Day remains an official holiday in countries ranging from Argentina to India to Malaysia to Croatia—and dozens of countries in between."
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always fought the battles," Debs told the crowd. He was immediately arrested and soon convicted under the
Espionage Act. During his trial, he did not take the stand, nor call a witness in his defense. However, before the trial began and after his sentencing, he made speeches to the jury: "I have been accused of obstructing the war. I admit it. Gentlemen, I abhor war. I have sympathy with the suffering, struggling people everywhere ...." He also uttered what would become his most famous words: "While there is a lower class, I am in it; while there is a criminal element, I am of it; while there is a soul in prison, I am not free." Debs was sentenced to ten years in prison and served 32 months until President Warren G. Harding pardoned him.
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9631:, "There was no time to answer the one great disagreement which was in their minds--how can you reconcile your Faith in the monolithic, authoritarian Church which seems so far from Jesus who "had no place to lay his head," and who said "sell what you have and give to the poor,"--with your anarchism? Because I have been behind bars in police stations, houses of detention, jails and prison farms, whatsoever they are called, eleven times, and have refused to pay Federal income taxes and have never voted, they accept me as an anarchist. And I in turn, can see Christ in them even though they deny Him, because they are giving themselves to working for a better social order for the wretched of the earth."
4369:, a New York attorney with ties to the Justice Department, probably as a "volunteer spy", testified on January 22, 1919, during the German phase of the subcommittee's work. He established that anti-war and anti-draft activism during World War I, which he described as "pro-German" activity, had now transformed itself into propaganda "developing sympathy for the Bolshevik movement." The United States' wartime enemy, though defeated, had exported an ideology that now ruled Russia and threatened the United States anew: "The Bolsheviki movement is a branch of the revolutionary socialism of Germany. It had its origin in the philosophy of Marx and its leaders were Germans."
5924:. He began pushing for policies such as a guaranteed annual income, constitutional amendments to secure social and economic equality, and greatly expanded public housing. In addition, he advocated for a jobs guarantee, a living wage and universal healthcare. King was transitioning from the leader who led campaigns for civil rights and racial justice, to a campaign that was more anti-Capitalistic, anti-War, and a full frontal attack on the war on poverty. In a 1961 speech to the Negro American Labor Council, King declared, "Call it democracy, or call it democratic socialism, but there must be a better distribution of wealth within this country for all God's children."
6853:. In his bid, "Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders attracted some of the largest crowds of the 2016 presidential campaign... 11,000 in Phoenix, 25,000 in Los Angeles, and 28,000 in Portland, Oregon. Sanders, a democratic socialist who for three decades has won office as an Independent, ran in the Democratic Party primaries. While he does not advocate the original goal of socialism—that 'a nation's resources and major industries should be owned and operated by the government on behalf of all the people, not by individuals and private companies for their own profit,'... Sanders has put "socialism" back in American political discourse." Sanders is the leading figure in the
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4380:. The other half were under attack for obstructing the draft and the Courts held they went beyond the bounds of free speech when they encouraged young men to break the law and not register for the draft. Howard Zinn, historian on the left, says: "The patriotic fervor of war invoked. The courts and jails used to reinforce the idea that certain ideas, certain kinds of resistance, could not be tolerated." The government crackdown on dissenting radicalism paralleled public outrage towards opponents of the war. Several groups were formed on the local and national levels to stop the socialists from undermining the draft laws. The
5628:. It is difficult to estimate the number of victims of McCarthyism. The number imprisoned is in the hundreds and some ten or twelve thousand lost their jobs. In many cases, simply being subpoenaed by HUAC or one of the other committees was sufficient cause to be fired. Many of those who were imprisoned, lost their jobs or were questioned by committees did in fact have a past or present connection of some kind with the CPUSA. However, for the vast majority both the potential for them to do harm to the nation and the nature of their communist affiliation were tenuous. The African American intellectual and activist
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6777:"In addition, the Occupy movement itself also created a number of spaces through which to communicate and exercise dissent—physical spaces through encampments (for their duration), a virtual space of discussion through social media, and an intellectual space through, again, the language of popular occupation and 'the 99%.' All of these spaces have provided a place for people to gather and partake in a sustained dialogue through which to share stories, generate knowledge, and develop resources for dissent against the forces of neoliberal capitalism."
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Demanarchie newspaper collective in Quebec City. Founded as a bi-lingual French and English-speaking federation with member and supporter groups in the northeast of the United States, southern Ontario and the Quebec province, the organization later split up in 2008. The Québécoise membership reformed as the Union Communiste Libertaire (UCL) and the American membership retained the name NEFAC before changing its name to Common Struggle in 2011 and then merging into the Black Rose Anarchist Federation.
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Hay as a homosexual, instead expelling him as a "security risk" at the same time declaring him to be a "Lifelong Friend of the People". Homosexuality was classified as a psychiatric disorder in the 1950s. However, in the context of the highly politicised Cold War environment homosexuality became framed as a dangerous, contagious social disease that posed a potential threat to state security. This era also witnessed the establishment of widely spread FBI surveillance intended to identify homosexual government employees.
10598:: "These groups had their roots in the anarchist resurgence of the nineteen sixties. Young militants finding their way to anarchism, often from the anti-bomb and anti-Vietnam war movements, linked up with an earlier generation of activists, largely outside the ossified structures of 'official' anarchism. Anarchist tactics embraced demonstrations, direct action such as industrial militancy and squatting, protest bombings like those of the First of May Group and Angry Brigade – and a spree of publishing activity."
4657:"Socialism" gradually came to be an American conservative attack-word aimed at merely liberal policies and politicians. Since the late 19th century, conservatives had used the term "socialism" (or "creeping socialism") as a means of dismissing spending on public welfare programs which could potentially enlarge the role of the federal government, or lead to higher tax rates. This use of the word had little to do with government ownership of any means of production, or the various socialist parties, as when
4654:. Hoover soon amassed a card-catalogue system with information on 60,000 "radically inclined" individuals and many leftist groups and publications. Palmer and Hoover both published press releases and circulated anti-Communist propaganda. Then on January 2, 1920, the Palmer Raids began, with Hoover in charge. On that single day in 1920, Hoover's agents rounded up 6,000 people. Many were deported but the Labor Department ended the raids with a ruling that the incarcerations and deportations were illegal.
8030:"the fact that one class of men are dependent for their living upon the sale of their labor, while another class of men are relieved of the necessity of labor by being legally privileged to sell something that is not labor. ... And to such a state of things I am as much opposed as any one. But the minute you remove privilege ... every man will be a laborer exchanging with fellow-laborers ... What Anarchistic-Socialism aims to abolish is usury ... it wants to deprive capital of its reward."
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4009:"On Monday morning, April 20, two dynamite bombs were exploded, in the hills above Ludlow ... a signal for operations to begin. At 9 am a machine gun began firing into the tents , and then others joined," one eyewitness reported as "he soldiers and mine guards tried to kill everybody; anything they saw move." That night, the National Guard rode down from the hills surrounding Ludlow and set fire to the tents. Twenty-six people, including two women and eleven children, were killed.
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City, Tampa, immigrant populations played significant roles in helping translate national socialist efforts into local action. Fuelled by a rising and often radical Latin
American immigrant population emerging in the early 1900s, Florida saw major socialist developments both politically for the Socialist Party with their successes in the 1904, 1908 and 1921 national elections and industrially through strike action such as the primarily Latin led February 1919 cigar factory strike in
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ascertainable by anyone who cares for the truth—namely, that George Bush was never a neoconservative and that most neoconservatives were never YPSL's. The earlier connections are more obscure but no less false. Although
Shachtman was one of the elder statesmen who occasionally made stirring speeches to us, no YPSL of my generation was a Shachtmanite. What is more, our mentors, Paul and Tom, had come under Shachtman's sway years after he himself had ceased to be a Trotskyite.
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3794:, but soon became a socialist following the organization of Social Democrats in Sheboygan. He was re-elected alderman in 1898 on the Socialist ticket, along with August L. Mohr, a local baseball manager. Haack served on the city council for sixteen years, advocating for the building of schools and public ownership of utilities. He was recognized as the first socialist officeholder in the United States at the 1932 national Socialist Party convention held in Milwaukee.
4365:, which included a clause providing prison sentences for up to twenty years for "hoever, when the United States is at war, shall willfully cause or attempt to cause insubordination, disloyalty, mutiny, or refusal of duty ... or willfully obstruct the recruiting or enlistment of service of the United States." With their talk of draft-dodging and war-opposition, the socialists found themselves the target of federal prosecutors as scores were convicted and jailed.
5640:, a key piece of McCarthyism legislation which required communists to register with the government. To demonstrate his outrage, he joined the CPUSA in October 1961 at the age of 93. Around that time, he wrote: "I believe in communism. I mean by communism, a planned way of life in the production of wealth and work designed for building a state whose object is the highest welfare of its people and not merely the profit of a part." In 1950, Du Bois had already
4357:(1914–1918) and tried to interfere with the conscription laws that required all younger men to register for the draft. On April 7, 1917, the day after Congress declared war on Germany, an emergency convention of the Socialist Party took place in St. Louis. It declared the war "a crime against the people of the United States" and began holding anti-war rallies. Socialist anti-draft demonstrations drew as many as 20,000 people. In June 1917, President
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10607:"Farrell provides a detailed history of the Catholic Workers and their founders Dorothy Day and Peter Maurin. He explains that their pacifism, anarchism, and commitment to the downtrodden were one of the important models and inspirations for the '60s. As Farrell puts it, "Catholic Workers identified the issues of the sixties before the Sixties began, and they offered models of protest long before the protest decade." James J, Farrell,
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5972:. Shachtman, Harrington, Kahn and Rustin argued advocated a political strategy called "realignment" that prioritized strengthening labor unions and other progressive organizations that were already active in the Democratic Party. Contributing to the day-to-day struggles of the Civil Rights Movement and labor unions had gained socialists credibility and influence, and had helped to push politicians in the Democratic Party towards
9653:, "Tolstoy's ideas had a strong influence on Gandhi, who inspired his fellow country people to use non-violent resistance to kick Britain out of India. Moreover, Gandhi's vision of a free India as a federation of peasant communes is similar to Tolstoy's anarchist vision of a free society (although we must stress that Gandhi was not an anarchist). The Catholic Worker Group in the United States was also heavily influenced by
4096:, social activist, printer, publisher, essayist and poet. Without the oppression of the state, Labadie believed, humans would choose to harmonize with "the great natural laws ... without robbing fellows through interest, profit, rent and taxes." However, he supported community cooperation as he supported community control of water utilities, streets and railroads. Although he did not support the militant anarchism of the
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ability," necessarily implied authority over others, because it did not privilege individual liberty as the highest virtue. But for anarchist communists, who saw economic freedom as central, individual liberty without food and shelter seemed impossible. Unlike the individualist tradition, whose ideas had had years of exposure through the
English-language anarchist press in America with the publication of
3616:,—namely, that labor is the true measure of price. ... Half a century or more after Smith enunciated the principle above stated, Socialism picked it up where he had dropped it, and in following it to its logical conclusions, made it the basis of a new economic philosophy ... This seems to have been done independently by three different men, of three different nationalities, in three different languages:
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6792:(which many believe resulted due to lack of regulation in the financial markets) suggested that there had been a growth of support for socialism in the United States. The poll results stated that 53% of American adults thought capitalism was better than socialism and that "dults under 30 are essentially evenly divided: 37% prefer capitalism, 33% socialism, and 30% are undecided." In a 2011
4508:'s successful revolution in Russia. Lenin invited the Socialist Party to join the Third International. The debate over whether to align with Lenin caused a major rift in the party. A referendum to join Lenin's Comintern passed with 90% approval, but the moderates who were in charge of the party expelled the extreme leftists before this could take place. The expelled members formed the
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paralyzed the city's normal activities, like streetcar service, schools and ordinary commerce while their
General Strike Committee maintained order and provided essential services, like trash collection and milk deliveries. The national press called the general strike "Marxian" and "a revolutionary movement aimed at existing government." "It is only a middling step," said the
5901:. In a 1952 letter to Coretta Scott, he said: "I imagine you already know that I am much more socialistic in my economic theory than capitalistic." In one speech, he stated that "something is wrong with capitalism" and claimed that "here must be a better distribution of wealth, and maybe America must move toward a democratic socialism."
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10471:"The student radicals had gamely resisted the resurrected Marxist-Leninist sects ..." (p. 258); "for more than a year, SDS had been the target of a takeover attempt by the Progressive Labor Party, a Marxist-Leninist cadre of Maoists," Miller, p. 284. Miller describes Marxist Leninists also on pages 228, 231, 240, and 254: c.f., p. 268.
6215:: "Police brutality, lack of opportunity, and the realization that opportunity was not forthcoming in the near future led many Blacks to conclude that armed self-defense coupled with self-help was the only way to end the despair." This armed-self defense made many white Americans fearful of the Black Panthers and contributed to the
6857:," by which he means an insurgent movement of voters and activists, not a violent storming of the barricades—can make the U.S. work for the majority of its citizens. In addition, his 2020 run for President of the United States saw even larger crowds, topping 26,000 attendees. Senator Sanders also received the most votes in the
3471:—Fourier's concept of a communal-living structure—out of two farmhouses and an addition that linked the two. The community lasted from 1844 to 1856, when a fire destroyed the community's flour and saw-mills and several workshops. The community had already begun to decline after an ideological schism in 1853. French socialist
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action. The anti-labor forces concentrated their venom on the IWW." Soon, "the halls of
Congress rang with denunciations of the IWW" and the government sided with industry as "federal attorneys viewed strikes not as the behavior of discontented workers but as the outcome of subversive and even German influences."
6191:. Ultimately, the Panthers condemned black nationalism as "black racism" and became more focused on socialism without racial exclusivity. They instituted a variety of community social programs designed to alleviate poverty, improve health among inner city black communities and soften the Party's public image.
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Sale wrote, "SDS papers and pamphlets talked of 'armed struggle,' 'disciplined cadre,' 'white fighting force,' and the need for "a communist party that can guide this movement to victory"; SDS leaders and publications quoted Mao and Lenin and Ho Chi Minh more regularly than
Jenminh Jih Pao. and a few
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where by "December 2018, DSA had some 55,000 members in 166 chapters and 57 high school and college groups, making it the largest socialist organization in the United States since the heyday of the
Communist Party in the 1930s and 1940s." In an interview by The New Labor Forum, a DSA member testifies
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based in the northeast region of the United States. The NEFAC was officially launched at a congress held in Boston, Massachusetts over the weekend of April 7–9, 2000, following months of discussion between former Atlantic Anarchist Circle affiliates and ex Love & Rage members in the United States
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Norman Thomas attracted nearly 188,000 votes in his 1936 Socialist Party run for president, but performed poorly in historic strongholds of the party. Moreover, the Socialist Party of America's membership had begun to decline. The organization was deeply factionalized, with the Militant faction split
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On September 5, 1917, at the request of President Wilson the Justice Department conducted a raid on the IWW. They stormed every one of the 48 IWW headquarters in the country as "y month's end, a federal grand jury had indicted nearly two hundred IWW leaders on charges of sedition and espionage" under
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After visiting three communists imprisoned in Canton, Ohio, Eugene V. Debs crossed the street and made a two-hour speech to a crowd in which he condemned the war. "Wars throughout history have been waged for conquest and plunder. The master class has always declared the war and the subject class has
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The Socialist Party formed strong alliances with a number of labor organizations because of their similar goals. In an attempt to rebel against the abuses of corporations, workers had found a solution—or so they thought—in a technique of collective bargaining. By banding together into "unions" and by
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by former Trotskyists. However, Lind's "amalgamation of the defense intellectuals with the traditions and theories of 'the largely Jewish-American Trotskyist movement' " was criticized in 2003 by University of Michigan professor Alan M. Wald, who had written a history of the so-called
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by shifting attention from the assumption of a competitive economy to the monopolistic economy associated with the giant corporations that dominate the modern accumulation process. Their work played a leading role in the intellectual development of the New Left in the 1960s and 1970s. As a review in
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criticized socialist and liberal opposition to communism and criticized the labor movement while promoting students as agents of social change. LID and SDS split in 1965, when SDS voted to remove from its constitution the "exclusion clause" that prohibited membership by communists: The SDS exclusion
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reports: "As Marxists the founders of the group believed that the injustice and oppression which they suffered stemmed from relationships deeply embedded in the structure of American society." A longtime member of the CPUSA, Hay's Marxist history led to his resignation from the Mattachine leadership
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Meanwhile, corporations pressured the government to deal with strikes and other disruptions from disgruntled workers. The government felt especially pressured to keep war-related industries running: "As worker discontent and strikes intensified in the summer of 1917, demands grew for prompt federal
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was published in English, permitting the dissemination of anarchist communist thought to English-speaking populations in the United States. Around that time, these American anarcho-communist sectors entered into debate with the individualist anarchist faction led by Tucker. In February 1888, Berkman
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Union members now feared to strike. The military, which saw strikers as dangerous insurgents, intimidated and threatened them. These attitudes were compounded by a public backlash against anarchists and radicals. As public opinion of strikes and of unions soured, the socialists often appeared guilty
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ideals with them to North America. So strong was the heritage that the official party language was German for the first three years. In its nascent years, the party encompassed a broad range of various socialist philosophies, with differing concepts of how to achieve their goals. Nevertheless, there
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I am more inclined to laugh than to cry over this, but since the myth has traveled so far, let me briefly try once more, as I have done at greater length in the past, to set the record straight. The alleged connective chain is broken at every link. The falsity of its more recent elements is readily
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Socialism is not 'the government should provide healthcare' or 'the rich should be taxed more' nor any of the other watery social-democratic positions that the American right likes to demonise by calling them 'socialist'—and granted, it is chiefly the right that does so, but the fact that rightists
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s fiftieth year. Editors Huberman and Sweezy argued as early as 1952 that massive and expanding military spending was an integral part of the process of capitalist stabilization, driving corporate profits, bolstering levels of employment and absorbing surplus production. The illusion of an external
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in an attempt to reform labor practices. The Board included an equal number of members from labor and business and included leaders of the AFL. The War Labor Board was able to "institute the eight-hour day in many industries, to raise wages for transit workers to demand equal pay for women ." It
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became devotees of a former Trotskyist named Max Shachtman—a fact that today has taken on a life of its own. Tracing forward in lineage through me and a few other ex-YPSL's turned neoconservatives, this happenstance has fueled the accusation that neoconservatism itself, and through it the foreign
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in 1969. As Hay became more involved in his Mattachine work, he correspondingly became more concerned that his homosexuality would negatively affect the CPUSA, which did not allow gays to be members. Hay himself approached party leaders and recommended his own expulsion. The party refused to expel
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activists. Suspicions were often given credence despite inconclusive or questionable evidence and the level of threat posed by a person's real or supposed leftist associations or beliefs was often greatly exaggerated. Many people suffered loss of employment and/or destruction of their careers; and
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to replace capitalist production with workers cooperatives. He became the most popular socialist advocate of his day, with a special appeal to English artisans were being undercut by factories. In the 1840s, Cabet led groups of emigrants to found utopian communities in Texas and Illinois. However,
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found that socialism is more popular with women than men, with 55% of women between the ages of 18 and 54 preferring to live in a socialist society. A majority of men surveyed in the poll chose capitalism over socialism. A 2019 YouGov poll showed that 70% of millennials would vote for a socialist
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agents. During the McCarthy era, thousands of Americans were accused of being communists or Communist sympathizers and became the subject of aggressive investigations and questioning before government or private-industry panels, committees and agencies. The primary targets of such suspicions were
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Where was the Socialist party at McKee's Rocks, Lawrence or the great steel strike of 1919? The Industrial Workers of the World demonstrated that it was possible to organize the new immigrant proletariat, but despite sympathy for the IWW on the part of Debs and other left-wing socialists, the two
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seeking wage increases. They appealed to the Seattle Central Labor Council for support from other unions and found widespread enthusiasm. Within two weeks, more than 100 local unions joined in a call on February 3 for general strike to begin on the morning of February 6. The 60,000 total strikers
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took the matter to court and were granted several injunctions preventing railroad workers from "interfering with interstate commerce and the mails." The judiciary of the time denied the legitimacy of strikers. Said one judge, " the weapon of the insurrectionist, nor the inflamed tongue of him who
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As a leader within the socialist movement, Debs' movement quickly gained national recognition as a charismatic orator. He was often inflammatory and controversial, but also strikingly modest and inspiring. He once said: "I am not a Labor Leader; I do not want you to follow me or anyone else. You
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that anarchist communism was a misnomer because communism implied state authority and true anarchists were against all forms of authority, even the authority of small groups. To individualist anarchists, communistic anarchism, with its ideals of "to each according to need, from each according to
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poll, 47% of American citizens would vote for a socialist candidate for president while 50% would not. Willingness to vote for a socialist president was 59% among Democrats, 49% among independents and 26% among Republicans. An October 2015 poll found that 49% of Democrats had a favorable view of
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or the Gay and Lesbian Left. The overlap between all of these different radical movements was that they were oppressed peoples who were subjugated by the ruling straight white male elite class. Similar themes between these different movements was the issue of capitalist violence that was used to
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was a particular favourite of workers in Ybor City with his ideas of mutual aid inspiring community led projects and mutual aid societies. These were almost always led by immigrant communities, such as Tampa’s significant Cuban, Spanish and Italian populations. Women played major roles in these
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When the 1920s began, "the IWW was destroyed, the Socialist party falling apart. The strikes were beaten down by force, and the economy was doing just well enough for just enough people to prevent mass rebellion." Thus, the decline of the socialist movement during the early 20th century was the
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was the first American socialist movement. Utopians attempted to develop model socialist societies to demonstrate the virtues of their brand of beliefs. Most utopian socialist ideas originated in Europe, but the United States was most often the site for the experiments themselves. Many utopian
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founded the Noble and Holy Order of the Knights of Labor, employing secrecy and fostering a semireligious aura to "create a sense of solidarity." The Knights comprised in essence "one big union of all workers." In 1886, a convention of delegates from twenty separate unions formed the American
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Sale described an "all‑out invasion of SDS by the Progressive Labor Party. PLers—concentrated chiefly in Boston, New York, and California, with some strength in Chicago and Michigan—were positively cyclotronic in their ability to split and splinter chapter organizations: if it wasn't their
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at a rally organized by the Communist Worker's Party intended to demonstrate radical, even violent, opposition to the Klan. The "Death to the Klan March" and protest was the culmination of attempts by the Communist Workers' Party to organize mostly black industrial workers in the area. The
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attacked the Assembly's five Socialist members, declaring they had been "elected on a platform that is absolutely inimical to the best interests of the state of New York and the United States." The Socialist Party, Sweet said, was "not truly a political party," but was rather "a membership
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According to Gallup, socialism has gained popularity within the Democratic Party. As of 2018, 57% of Democratic-leaning respondents viewed socialism positively as compared with 53% in 2016. The perception of capitalism among Democratic-leaning voters has also seen a decline since the 2016
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Anarchists became more visible in the 1980s as a result of publishing, protests and conventions. In 1980, the First International Symposium on Anarchism was held in Portland, Oregon. In 1986, the Haymarket Remembered conference was held in Chicago to observe the centennial of the infamous
5885:" speech. King began to speak of the need for fundamental changes in the political and economic life of the nation and more frequently expressed his opposition to the war and his desire to see a redistribution of resources to correct racial and economic injustice. As such, he started his
4882:, but Thomas rejected this overture. The gesture did not mean that much in practical terms, since by 1936 the CPUSA was effectively supporting Roosevelt in much of his trade-union work. While continuing to run its own candidates for office, the CPUSA pursued a policy of representing the
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into right ("Altmanite"), center ("Clarity") and left ("Appeal") factions, in addition to the radical pacifists led by Thomas. A special convention was planned for the last week of March 1937 to set the party's future policy, initially intended as an unprecedented "secret" gathering.
3918:, as well as the growing strength of the Socialists, Wobblies, and trade unions, sped up the process of reform." However, corporations sought to protect their profits and took steps against unions and strikers. They hired strikebreakers and pressured government to call in the state
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Cage self-identified as an anarchist in a 1985 interview: "I'm an anarchist. I don't know whether the adjective is pure and simple, or philosophical, or what, but I don't like government! And I don't like institutions! And I don't have any confidence in even good institutions."
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and sent a number of mail-bombs to prominent businessmen and government leaders. The public lumped together the entire far left as terrorists. A wave of fear swept the country, giving support for the Justice Department to deport thousands of non-citizens active in the far-left.
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poll, a majority of Americans aged 21 to 29 prefer socialism to capitalism and believe that the American economic system is working against them. In the same month, 15 members of the DSA were elected to various local and state governmental positions around the country in the
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to meet their demands. From Daniel De Leon's early proposal to organize unions with a socialist purpose, the two movements became closely tied. They shared as one major ideal the spirit of collectivism—both in the socialist platform and in the idea of collective bargaining.
6558:(NAM). At the time of the merger of these two organizations, the DSA was said to consist of approximately 5,000 former members of the DSOC, along with 1,000 from the NAM. Much like the DSOC before it, the DSA was very strongly associated in electoral politics with
6574:'s second presidential campaign. The DSA's position on American electoral politics states that "democratic socialists reject an either—or approach to electoral coalition building, focused solely on a new party or on realignment within the Democratic Party."
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over the trade unionism of the AFL, a commitment to trade union activism, the defense of the Soviet Union as the first workers' state; while at the same time maintaining an antipathy toward the Stalin government and in their general aims in the 1936 election. The
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the Espionage Act. Their sentences ranged from a few months to ten years in prison. An ally of the Socialist Party had been practically destroyed. However, Wilson did recognize a problem with the state of labor in the United States. In 1918, working closely with
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by publishing that and other innovative essays on post-scarcity and on ecological technologies such as solar and wind energy and on decentralization and miniaturization. Lecturing throughout the United States, he helped popularize the concept of ecology to the
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argues that socialist and communist parties, along with organized labor, played a collective role in pushing through New-Deal legislation, and that conservative opponents of the New Deal coordinated an effort to single out and destroy them as a result. The
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and emphasized an international perspective on the movement. According to David Burner, C Wright Mills claimed that the proletariat were no longer the revolutionary force as the new agent of revolutionary change were young intellectuals around the world.
6895:, whose nationally syndicated radio show draws 2.75 million listeners a week, affirmed his position as a democratic socialist. Sanders has been credited with reviving the American socialist movement by bringing it into the mainstream public view for the
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as the "most un-American thing in the country today." The committee lost considerable prestige as the 1960s progressed, increasingly becoming the target of political satirists and the defiance of a new generation of political activists. HUAC subpoenaed
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as Section One in the United States. By 1872, there were 22 sections, which held a convention in New York. The General Council of the International moved to New York with Sorge as General Secretary, but following internal conflict it dissolved in 1876.
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left, and created a movement against rampant wealth inequality, greed, and rallied for corporations to be held accountable for their incessant lobbying and economic strong-arming of the personal wealth of the owner-class. According to Holly Campbell:
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self‑righteous positiveness it was their caucus‑controlled rigidity, if not their deliberate disruptiveness it was their overt bids for control, if not their repetitious appeals for base‑building it was their unrelenting Marxism." Kirkpatrick Sale,
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4817:'s 1948 presidential campaign. The party sought desegregation, the establishment of a national health insurance system, an expansion of the welfare system, and the nationalization of the energy industry. The party also sought conciliation with the
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must use your heads as well as your hands, and get yourself out of your present condition." Debs lent a great and powerful air to the revolution with his speaking: "There was almost a religious fervor to the movement, as in the eloquence of Debs."
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was a new private group that kept track of cases of "disloyalty". It eventually claimed it had found 3,000,000 such cases: "Even if these figures are exaggerated, the very size and scope of the League gives a clue to the amount of 'disloyalty'."
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presidential election from 56% to 47%. 16% of Republican-leaning voters and 37% of American adults overall had a positive view of socialism in the 2018 poll, compared with 71% and 56% holding a positive view of capitalism, respectively. A 2019
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The Socialist movement became coherent and energized under Debs. It included "scores of former Populists, militant miners, and blacklisted railroad workers, who were ... inspired by occasional visits from national figures like Eugene V. Debs."
4615:. The Assembly suspended the five by a vote of 140 to 6, with just one Democrat supporting the Socialists. A trial in the Assembly, lasting from January 20 to March 11, resulted in a recommendation that the five be expelled and the Assembly
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clause had barred "advocates of or apologists for totalitarianism." The clause's removal effectively invited "disciplined cadre" to attempt to "take over or paralyze" SDS as had occurred to mass organizations in the thirties. Afterwards,
6715:. Following Obama's election, many on the right began to allege that his administration's policies were socialistic, a claim rejected by the DSA and the Obama administration alike. The widespread use of the word socialism as a political
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as saying: 'We must have no criticism now.' A few months later it quoted him again that 'there are men walking about the streets of this city tonight who ought to be taken out at sunrise tomorrow and shot for treason'. The Minneapolis
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The 21st century has seen an increase in the participation of socialist and left-wing organizing, precipitated by the Occupy movement and Bernie Sanders' 2016 and 2020 presidential runs. This has resulted in an explosive growth of the
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the American Economic Review stated, it represented "the first serious attempt to extend Marx's model of competitive capitalism to the new conditions of monopoly capitalism." It has recently attracted renewed attention following the
5830:(SDS) came to the forefront of the American leftist activist political scene in 1965, PLP dissolved M2M and entered SDS, working vigorously to attract supporters and to form party clubs on campuses. On the other hand, the Trotskyist
5842:. Like all left wing groups, the SWP grew during the 1960s and experienced a particularly brisk growth in the first years of the 1970s. Much of this was due to its involvement in many of the campaigns and demonstrations against the
4681:, the Socialist Party found itself unable to gather popular support. At one time, it boasted 33 city mayors, many seats in state legislatures and two members of the House of Representatives. The Socialist Party reached its peak in
3747:—affiliated to the party. When the SLP reorganised as a Marxist party in 1890, its philosophy solidified and its influence quickly grew and by around the start of the 20th century the SLP was the foremost American socialist party.
10619:"While not always formally recognized, much of the protest of the sixties was anarchist. Within the nascent women's movement, anarchist principles became so widespread that a political science professor denounced what she saw as "
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The Occupy Wall Street movement provided a breeding ground for anti-capitalist activism that featured anarchists and socialists, and gave a renewed interest to socialist thought. The long-term background of Occupy begins with the
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organizations went their separate ways. Here, indeed, was the underlying tragedy of those years: the militancy expressed in the IWW was never channeled for political purposes while socialist politics ignored the immigrant workers.
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Constance Myers indicates that three factors led to the expulsion of the Trotskyists from the Socialist Party in 1937: the divergence between the official Socialists and the Trotskyist faction on the issues, the determination of
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was established in 1901. By that time, anarchism also rose to prominence around the country. Socialists of different tendencies were involved in early American labor organizations and struggles. These reached a high point in the
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In the wake of the downfall of Senator McCarthy (who never served in the House, nor HUAC), the prestige of HUAC began a gradual decline beginning in the late 1950s. By 1959, the committee was being denounced by former President
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military threat was required to sustain this system of priorities in government spending, they argued; consequently, the editors published material challenging the dominant Cold War paradigm of "Democracy versus Communism". The
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movement within the United States at the time, favoring a slightly different approach. The resulting disagreement between De Leon's supporters and detractors within the party led to an early schism. De Leon's opponents, led by
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4646:, a Wilsonian Democrat, had a bomb explode outside his house. He set out to stop the "Communist conspiracy" that he believed was operating inside the United States. He created inside the Justice Department a new division the
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socialist projects, with a variety of women, predominantly Latin American, Italian and Spanish migrants expressing various degrees of leadership and taking up roles including teaching, volunteering and political organising.
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passenger ship disaster of 1912, Berger introduced a bill in Congress providing for the nationalization of radio-wireless systems. A practical socialist, Berger argued that the wireless chaos which occurred during the
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where trade was facilitated by notes backed by a promise to perform labor. The store proved successful and operated for three years, after which it was closed so that Warren could pursue establishing colonies based on
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left his native Russia for the United States. Soon after his arrival in New York City, Berkman became an anarchist through his involvement with groups that had formed to campaign to free the men convicted of the 1886
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for African Americans. Following Stalin's "theory of nationalism", the CPUSA once favored the creation of a separate "nation" for negroes to be located in the American Southeast. In 1941, after Germany invaded the
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which simply gave away their stock, provided free food, distributed free drugs, gave away money, organized free music concerts and performed works of political art. The Diggers took their name from the original
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and John Pittman also contributed in important ways to the party's approaches to major issues from human and civil rights, peace, women's equality, the national question, working-class unity, socialist thought,
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disaster had demonstrated the need for a government-owned wireless system. Outside of Congress, socialists were able to influence a number of progressive reforms (both directly and indirectly) on a local level.
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are so rarely confronted and ridiculed for it means that they have successfully muddied the political discourse to the point where an awful lot of Americans have only the flimsiest grasp of what socialism is.
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some even suffered imprisonment. Most of these punishments came about through trial verdicts later overturned, laws that would be declared unconstitutional, dismissals for reasons later declared illegal or
13014:"The Socialists vs. Andrew Cuomo, Newly elected DSA members in the New York legislature will work with grassroots organizers to force the governor to tax the rich. Will their inside/outside strategy work?"
5524:. The Socialist Party and the SDF merged to form the Socialist Party–Social Democratic Federation (SP–SDF) in 1957. A small group of holdouts refused to reunify, establishing a new organization called the
6903:, the DSA soared to 25,000 dues-paying members and SA at least 30 percent. Some DSA members had emerged in local races in states like Illinois and Georgia. Subscribers to the socialist quarterly magazine
3493:, a utopian depiction of a socialist United States in the year 2000. The book sold millions of copies and became one of the best-selling American books of the nineteenth century. By one estimation, only
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As the conflict dragged on, the state of Colorado was unable to pay the salaries of many National Guardsmen. As enlisted men dropped out, mine guards took their places, their uniforms and their weapons.
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while two others retained or won their seat in the February election, bringing the total number to six socialists on the council. Socialists control twelve percent of Chicago's city council power which
6816:. Sawant was the first socialist on the council in recent memory. Philip Locker, at the time a national organizer for SA, says it "was a watershed moment for the socialist movement across the country."
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in all trades. When police arrived, an unknown person threw a bomb into the crowd, killing one person and injuring several others. "In a trial marked by prejudice and hysteria," a court sentenced seven
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which was one of several new groups and projects formed in the United States during the decade. American anarchists increasingly became noticeable at protests, especially through a tactic known as the
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as its head. It peaked at 4 million members. In 1905, the IWW (or "Wobblies") formed along the same lines as the Knights to become one big union. The IWW found early supporters in De Leon and in Debs.
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turned more and more to Fourier's doctrine. All hope for its survival was lost when the expensive, Fourier-inspired main building burnt down while under construction. The community dissolved in 1847.
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poll, young Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 favored socialism to capitalism by 49% to 43%, but Americans overall had a negative view of socialism, with 60% opposing. According to a June 2015
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The strikers began to fight back, killing four mine guards and firing into a separate camp where strikebreakers lived. When the body of a strikebreaker was found nearby, the National Guard's General
12146:. "Judged in terms of the power, range, novelty and influence of his thought, Noam Chomsky is arguably the most important intellectual alive today. He is also a disturbingly divided intellectual."
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refused to accept this result and split from the organization. The Trotskyists retained a common orientation with the radicalized SPA in their opposition to the European war, their preference for
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6933:, the DSA was the largest Socialist organization in the United States by 2017. As of September 2018, membership stood at 50,000, and the number of local chapters had increased from 40 to 181.
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and U.S. CP(M-L) chair Mike Klonsky exchange toasts at banquet for CP(M-L) leaders in Beijing; this is effective recognition of the CP(M-L) as the semi-official pro-China party in the U.S."
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Although the Black Panthers were labeled violent extremists and terrorists, they provided many resources to their communities, including free healthcare, breakfast, and education services.
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Finally, somewhat aside from the curve that runs from anarchist individualism to anarcho-syndicalism, we come to Tolstoyanism and to pacifist anarchism that appeared, mostly in Holland,
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The Crisis in Government: The History of the Suspension, Trial and Expulsion from the New York State Legislature in 1920 of the Five Socialist Assemblymen by their Political Opponents
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one. Anarcho-pacifism is a tendency within the anarchist movement which rejects the use of violence in the struggle for social change. The main early influences were the thought of
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6427:'s predecessor organization, the October League (Marxist–Leninist), was founded in 1971 by several local groups, many of which had grown out of the radical student organization
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movement of the 1930s. The organization emerged from a factional fight in the CPUSA in 1929 and unsuccessfully sought to reintegrate with that organization for several years
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ordered state militia troops to fire upon thousands of striking workers who had marched to the Milwaukee Iron Works Rolling Mill in Bay View on Milwaukee's south side.
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organization active in the United States from 1966 until 1982. The Black Panther Party achieved national and international notoriety through its involvement in the
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of major industries. Berger gained national publicity for his old-age pension bill, the first of its kind introduced into Congress. Less than two weeks after the
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to "cholera germs" and calling the purge "a signal service to the cause of progressive humanity." He compared the show-trial defendants to domestic traitors (
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to declare that "over the past 12 months, the Democratic Socialists of America has received more media attention than it has over the past 12 years."
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that it is further evidence of a "socialist surge" in the United States and "the largest socialist electoral victory in modern American history."
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during its heyday in the 1930s and 1940s. Throughout its history, many of the party's leaders and political thinkers have been African Americans:
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incites fire and sword is the instrument to bring about reforms." This was the first sign of a clash between the government and socialist ideals.
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workforce would be educated by a 'lector'- a paid spokesperson who recited anarchist, communist and fictional material to workers.
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movement and American politics of the 1960s and 1970s. Gaining national prominence, the Black Panther Party became an icon of the
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positions, at least on civil rights and the War on Poverty. Harrington, Kahn and Horowitz were officers and staff-persons of the
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Indiana. The group fell apart in 1829, mostly due to conflict between utopian ideologues and non-ideological pioneers. In 1841,
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are given positive assessments but the Congress officially declares the Cultural Revolution ended. That same month, CPC chair
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was the principal English-language forum for anarchist ideas in the United States at the beginning of the twentieth century."
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organizations; organizations and individuals associated with the Civil Rights Movement, including Martin Luther King Jr.; the
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gained importance. It developed "mostly in Holland, Britain, and the United States, before and during the Second World War."
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as a college student. Nevertheless, King began to push for a more socialistic platform during his time as the leader of the
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surpassed it in sales. The book sparked a following of Bellamy Clubs and influenced socialist and labor leaders, including
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had declined invitations to join. The group had trouble reaching financial stability and many members left as their leader
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as well as individual student demonstrators with no group affiliation; organizations and individuals associated with the
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sect tied to a vicious regime and the most dynamic organization within the American Left during the 1930s and '40s." The
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and the employing class. Convinced of the necessity of violence to enact social change, he volunteered to fight in the
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organization admitting within its ranks aliens, enemy aliens, and minors." It had supported the revolutionaries in
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leaders such as Abbie Hoffman, who characterized her as the first hippie, a description of which Day approved.
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left in the 1960s and an inspiration to that era's student movement. He is less remembered as a co-founder of
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of 1931-1939 during this period after a Nationalist military uprising moved to overthrow it, resulting in the
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and began supporting civil rights of African Americans. The party also sought unity with forces to its right.
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communism can come in America only through revolution, just as independence and democracy came in America.
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by association. They were lumped together with strikers and anarchists under a blanket of public distrust.
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review by Dwight Macdonald. Harrington and other socialists were called to Washington, D.C. to assist the
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in 1933 sparked a tremendous upsurge in union organizing in 1933 and 1934. Many conservatives equated the
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and labor reform caused Lum to embrace anarchism and to radicalize workers, as he came to believe that
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as the first Socialist to serve in the Congress. In Congress, he focused on issues related to the
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movement. He is known for his roles in helping to found several gay organizations, including the
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and Lizzy Holmes. Parsons debated in her time in the United States with fellow anarcha-communist
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organization, was founded in 2009. Although the group does not identify itself as part of the
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secessionists) while likening persons who "smeared" Stalin's name to those who had slandered
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the Immortal") as a candidate for president in 1968, to mock the social
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policy of the Bush administration, are somehow rooted in 'Trotskyism.'
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that at its peak involved hundreds of activists in different cities."
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formed the Communist Party. These two groups would be combined as the
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13113:: Rick Scott Issues Travel Advisory for Socialists Visiting Florida"
12559:"Conlin concedes, saying "I am proud of what we have done together""
12229:"Kessler, Redneck Revolt agree to end paramilitary activity in city"
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Laboratoires de l'utopie. Les communautés libertaires aux États-Unis
10366:
Democracy is in the Streets: From Port Huron to the Siege of Chicago
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movement; nationalist groups such as those seeking independence for
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Monopoly Capital: An Essay on the American Economic and Social Order
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12456:"Nearly Half Of Americans Would Vote For A Socialist For President"
12000:"Canada, Quebec: Founding of the Union Communiste Libertaire - UCL"
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Chinese America: The Untold Story of America's Oldest New Community
9658:
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7531:"What Is 'Socialized Medicine'?: A Taxonomy of Health Care Systems"
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On April 2, 2019, four members of the DSA won run-off elections in
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Social Democratic Party and formed the Socialist Party of America.
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Eugene V. Debs: Trade Unionist, Socialist, Revolutionary 1855-1926
13552:. May 12, 2010. Retrieved from SunSentinel.com September 22, 2010.
13491:
The S Word: A Short History of an American Tradition ... Socialism
10042:
The Canadian War on Queers: National Security as Sexual Regulation
9300:
Revised edition. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1984; pp. 428-429.
9181:
Ellen Schrecker, "Soviet Espionage in America: An Oft-Told tale,"
8205:"Tucker and other individualist anarchists argued in the pages of
6203:, and police brutality. The assassination of gay rights proponent
5741:
ideology, moving away from the traditional focus on labor issues (
15922:
14453:
13727:
The S Word: A Short History of an American Tradition... Socialism
13500:
Harper & Brothers (reprinted 1966), Dover Publications, Inc.
13139:"Cornel West seeking Green Party nomination for presidential run"
12799:"Bernie Sanders's Socialist Revolution Is Happening, Very Slowly"
10668:
10364:
Miller, pp. 24–25, 37, 74–75: c.f. pp. 55, 66–70: Miller, James.
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and more. African-American thinkers, artists and writers such as
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It Didn't Happen Here: Why Socialism Failed in the United States
13057:"Joe Biden Gets First Challenger for 2024 Democratic Nomination"
12436:
Young People More Likely To Favor Socialism Than Capitalism: Pew
11458:
Shevis, James M. (1981). "The AFL-CIO and Poland's Solidarity".
10926:; September/October 2006, Vol. 113, Issue 5, p 30–37, 8 pp.
10653:
Barbara Epstein, "Anarchism and the Anti-Globalization Movement"
10481:
of them even sought to say a few good words for Stalin," p. 269.
10036:
10034:
9735:
The Concise Princeton Encyclopedia of American Political History
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protesting, handing a flower to police—for the historian of the
5468:, social activist, member of the Catholic Worker Movement and a
5115:, labor organizer and later a longtime General Secretary of the
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to expel their Communist members) while also becoming known for
4292:
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of the 1880s, he is remembered as the lover and mentor of early
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his work was undercut by his many feuds with his own followers.
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Socialist Reconstruction: A Better Future for the United States
12502:
12286:
A Redneck Revolt? Radical Responses to Trumpism in the Rural US
11833:
Beyond Black and White: Transforming African-American Politics.
10962:(Reprint ed.). Black Classic Press. pp. 23, 256, 383.
9282:
First edition. New York: Garland Publishing, 1990; pp. 499-500.
6913:
6610:. American anarchists became more prominent as a result of the
6403:
6076:
6052:
5750:
5295:. The world-famous physicist and resident in the United States
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1449:
13937:
Democratic Leaders Join House Republican Attack on "Socialism"
13515:. October 3, 2007, 12:30:17 GMT. Retrieved September 20, 2010.
12103:"Globalization and Resistance: An Interview with Noam Chomsky"
10609:"The Spirit of the Sixties: The Making of Postwar Radicalism."
8220:, communistic anarchism had not been advocated in any detail."
4673:
and the "blueprint for socialism presented by the Democrats."
4084:. Two individualist anarchists who wrote in Benjamin Tucker's
3661:, but It folded after two issues. In 1852, he established the
3038:
3009:
1504:
14443:
14413:
13731:
10031:
8971:"Immigrant Women in Tampa: The Italian Experience, 1890-1930"
7922:, 1982, Westburg Associates Publishers, Fennimore, WI, p. 20.
6457:
6335:, commonly known as the Weather Underground, was an American
6233:
and at times illegal projects conducted by the United States
6030:
5893:. He guarded his language in public to avoid being linked to
2410:
13644:, Princeton University Press; Oxford University Press, 1952.
13609:
Marxism in the United States. A History of the American Left
12476:"In U.S., Socialist Presidential Candidates Least Appealing"
10180:
The Uncompromising Anti-Capitalism of Martin Luther King Jr.
6753:, it has been argued that the group's ideology is a form of
4972:
in the early 1930s and founding most of the country's first
4485:. After strikebreakers and police clashed with unionists in
4449:, "from Petrograd to Seattle." Though the leadership of the
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In May 1886, the Knights of Labor were demonstrating in the
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The most prominent American unions of the time included the
3767:, left the Socialist Labor Party in 1901 as they fused with
3483:
Utopian socialism reached the national level fictionally in
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14352:
14294:
13920:
13458:(1987). "Trotsky's orphans: From Bolshevism to Reaganism".
12142:
Robinson, Paul (February 25, 1979). "The Chomsky Problem."
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King, William (2004). "Neoconservatives and 'Trotskyism'".
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Internal strife caused a schism in the American left after
4331:
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One of the first general strikes in the United States, the
1843:
13775:
Early Marxists in North America (Marxist Internet Archive)
13566:(sixth edition, in two volumes). W. W. Norton and Company.
13523:. Tuscaloosa and London: The University of Alabama Press.
12816:
10847:
8082:. City: Breakout Productions. pp. 168 (footnote 22).
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presidential candidate, and more than 30% think highly of
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Opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War
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won the day and the Workers Party determined to enter the
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Communists in the United States Labor Movement (1937–1950)
4728:
4272:
Communists in the United States Labor Movement (1919–1937)
4266:
1900s–1920s: opposition to World War I and First Red Scare
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in October 1913. That winter, Guardsmen made 172 arrests.
13927:
Some young Americans warm to socialism, even Miami Cubans
13917:
Here's how socialism went mainstream in American politics
13237:(second edition). Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998.
13181:. United States of America: Duke University Press, 1991.
12878:"Democrats More Positive About Socialism Than Capitalism"
8890:"Reminiscences of a Lector: Cuban Cigar Workers in Tampa"
6909:
doubled in four months following the election to 30,000.
6761:, a similar socialist organization, was founded in 2018.
6447:
1980s–1990s: New Communist Movement and anti-WTO protests
5620:(HUAC); and the various anti-communist activities of the
5551:(ISL), which before its 1956 dissolution had been led by
4878:
on a joint Socialist Party–Communist Party ticket in the
15108:
Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism
12257:"Extremism experts are starting to worry about the left"
11353:
11047:
Pope, Ricky J.; Flanigan, Shawn T. (November 12, 2013).
10733:
9130:
Poor People's Movements: Why They Succeed, How They Fail
9058:
Brinkley (1995), p. 141; Fried (1990), pp. 6, 15, 78–80.
8389:
in the 1950s, the United States has been in a constant "
8060:
8058:
7397:"Tom Kahn, leader in labor and rights movements, was 53"
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or whether it was rooted in his formative experience at
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in the 1940s and 1950s. In the mid-1940s, together with
4189:
would inevitably involve a violent struggle between the
3730:(SLP) was officially founded in 1876 at a convention in
3166:
Under Socialist Party of America presidential candidate
15071:
2018–19 education workers' strikes in the United States
13571:
Anarchism: a history of libertarian ideas and movements
12059:
Llewellyn, Frank; Schwartz, Joseph (November 1, 2009).
11245:"Socialist Party now the Social Democrats, U.S.A."
11219:"Socialist Party now the Social Democrats, U.S.A."
10780:
9598:
Anarchism: A History of Libertarian Ideas and Movements
9550:
Anarchism: A History of Libertarian Ideas and Movements
8807:
A Lost Left: Three Studies in Socialism and Nationalism
8588:
The Heyday of American Communism: The Depression Decade
8540:
Rayback, 287; Brody, 244-253; Dubofsky and Dulles, 220.
7818:
7170:
List of socialist members of the United States Congress
7143:
History of the socialist movement in the United Kingdom
6687:
The only American member organization of the worldwide
6299:
In 1972, the Socialist Party voted to rename itself as
5432:
was an American journalist, social activist and devout
4239:. Berkman and Goldman soon came under the influence of
4197:
of 1861–1865, hoping thereby to bring about the end of
3459:
Fourierists also attempted to establish a community in
12986:"America's socialist surge is going strong in Chicago"
12130:"IWW Biography | Industrial Workers of the World"
12078:"Socialism seeps into US mainstream – DW – 01/29/2018"
11904:"THE REBIRTH OF ANARCHISM IN NORTH AMERICA, 1957-2007"
7811:
Charles A. Madison. "Anarchism in the United States."
7518:"Rear Platform and Other Informal Remarks in New York"
7349:
Parting the Waters: America in the King Years, 1954–63
6769:, which boosted sentiment for the anti-Capitalist and
6108:
and sought to create a mini-society free of money and
5436:
convert who advocated the Catholic economic theory of
5412:
current developed in this period as well as a related
4066:
while publishing his eclectic influential publication
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immigrants who arrived in the United States after the
3540:
and the four-page weekly paper he edited during 1833,
3194:
and other social struggles and revolts. In the 1960s,
3084:
history of the socialist movement in the United States
13274:. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 1990.
12694:"More Americans joining socialist groups under Trump"
11282:
10321:
A Critical American: The Politics of Dwight Macdonald
10221:
10219:
9642:
Anarchist FAQ - A.3.7 Are there religious anarchists?
9363:"Leon Trotsky: If America Should Go Communist (1934)"
8848:"Florida labor and political "radicalism," 1919–1920"
8055:
8050:
Anarchism: a history of anarchist ideas and movements
7541:. The New York Times Company. Retrieved 15 July 2020.
7009:
At the start of the 2021-22 legislative session, the
6940:, a member of the DSA, won the Democratic primary in
6570:
in 1984. In 1988, the DSA enthusiastically supported
5950:
became a best seller, following a long and laudatory
4778:
in 1933. Roosevelt's election and the passage of the
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and other socialists were among those who formed the
3975:, organized a strike. United States Attorney General
13555:
Stedman, Susan W. and Stedman Jr. Murray Salisbury.
13513:"U.S. protests shrink while antiwar sentiment grows"
11883:"Mob Action Against The State: Haymarket Remembered"
11466:(Summer, number 1). World Affairs Institute: 31–35.
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10368:. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1994,
8102:
7861:
7859:
7641:"Bernie Sanders: What's different this time around?"
6550:(DSA) was formed in 1982 after a merger between the
5382:. Goodman is now mainly remembered as the author of
4210:
Freedom: A Revolutionary Anarchist-Communist Monthly
3348:
3214:
while socialists also played important roles in the
13798:"Is Obama a socialist? What does the evidence say?"
13422:. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. 2001.
13348:. New Brunswick, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1988.
13346:
Far Left of Center: The American Radical Left Today
11777:"Michael Harrington, Socialist and Author, Is Dead"
10289:
Discriminations: Essays and afterthoughts 1938–1974
10055:
Intimate Matters: A History of Sexuality in America
9014:
and the Culture of Cigarmaking in Cuba and Florida"
7690:
Utopian Communism in France: Cabot and the Icarians
7615:"Bernie Sanders has Conquered the Democratic Party"
6524:
foreign policy of the George W. Bush administration
6287:document outlining the FBI's plans to "neutralize"
6120:. They have been described as a highly theatrical,
4813:that served as a vehicle for former Vice President
14792:
13860:Want to Rebuild the Left? Take Socialism Seriously
13331:The Other American: the life of Michael Harrington
12036:"NYT Peppers Obama With Questions About Socialism"
10848:"ABC News – Breaking News, Latest News and Videos"
10696:
10511:
10228:"Martin Luther King, Jr., as Democratic Socialist"
10216:
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8652:Red Scare: A Study in National Hysteria, 1919-1920
8585:
8277:
8169:
8167:
8104:
7885:
7589:"Bernie Sanders Just Changed the Democratic Party"
7138:History of left-wing politics in the United States
7109:, he then later announced he was also seeking the
6632:Fédération des Communistes Libertaires du Nord-Est
5889:in 1968 as an effort to gain economic justice for
5547:In 1958, the SPUSA welcomed former members of the
5532:was an American socialist politician and mayor of
4926:. Beyond the show trials lay a broader purge, the
4766:) began to crack with two events: the election of
4088:were also important labor organizers of the time.
4006:ordered the tent colony destroyed in retaliation.
3805:. The general strike was largely organized by the
13083:"Activist Jerome Segal Enters Race for US Senate"
11293:
10858:
10631:based their organization in part on a reading of
10398:Miller, pp. 75–76, 112–116, 127–132; c.f. p. 107.
10178:Obery M. Hendricks, Jr, Ph.D. (20 January 2014).
9722:New York: Harper and Brothers, 1938; pp. 287-288.
7856:
7363:Lost Prophet: The Life and Times of Bayard Rustin
6602:. In the 1990s, a group of anarchists formed the
5347:, on the Hungarian working class revolt of 1956.
5299:published a famous article in the first issue of
4224:and feminism. Another anarcho-communist journal,
3264:policies, proposals and public figures. The term
15993:
13562:Tindall, George Brown and Shi, David E. (1984).
11774:
11636:"The weird men behind George W. Bush's war"
10997:
10708:
10509:
10068:"Letter to the New Left by C. Wright Mills 1960"
9454:The American Radical Press, 1880-1960: Volume 2.
8551:The American Communist Party: a Critical History
7782:, Boston: Small, Maynard & Co., 1906, p. 20.
7415:"Why is there no socialism in the United States"
4594:On January 7, 1920, at the first session of the
4587:The five socialist assemblymen suspended by the
4440:On January 21, 1919, 35,000 shipyard workers in
3437:was a member of this short-lived community, and
13521:Earl Browder: the failure of American Communism
12423:"Just 53% Say Capitalism Better Than Socialism"
11854:section 5. dsausa.org Retrieved March 24, 2006.
11336:
11334:
10312:Circle: The Challenge of Cosmopolitan Democracy
9536:
9342:
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8827:Why Is There No Socialism in the United States?
8182:
8164:
7083:, Segal dropped out in May 2023 to run for the
6309:International Ladies Garment Workers Union
6128:either ignored or denounced them. According to
5464:was an American pacifist, Christian anarchist,
4534:Communist Party of the United States of America
3516:was first published in the socialist newspaper
3198:and other socialists were called to assist the
13573:. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2004.
12220:
11928:"The Quebec City Life Chain (2007-October-07)"
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9510:, Summer 1985. Ubu.com. Accessed May 24, 2007.
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8969:Mormino, Gary R.; Pozzetta, George E. (1983).
8748:
8665:Secrecy and Power: The Life of J. Edgar Hoover
8142:"Voltairine de Cleyre - a biographical sketch"
7165:List of political parties in the United States
6699:economic policies. In 2008, the DSA supported
5869:to leaders of the civil rights movement, like
4770:as President of the United States in 1932 and
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13964:
13211:. New York: New York University Press, 2009.
12579:Socialist politicians dreaming big in Seattle
11719:(3). The question of 'Shachtmanism', pp. 1–2.
11491:
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10095:December 2008, Vol. 95, Issue 3, pp. 710–736.
9018:International Labor and Working-Class History
8518:
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7988:
7113:nomination before running as an independent.
6470:2003 California gubernatorial recall election
5904:Dr. Martin Luther King was the leader of the
4743:The Communist Party USA and African Americans
3649:in Europe brought socialist ideas with them.
3155:as the main labour holiday around the world,
3063:
1541:
15898:Individualist anarchism in the United States
13647:Frances Goldin, Debby Smith, Michael Smith.
13559:. New York: Columbia University Press. 1950.
13011:
12743:"Donald Trump Has Made Socialism Cool Again"
12516:
11954:"Left Turn - Notes from the Global Intifada"
11331:
11046:
10669:John Campbell McMillian; Paul Buhle (2003).
10552:
9953:
9951:
9456:Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1974; p. 667.
8802:
8107:Biographical Dictionary of the American Left
7081:2024 Democratic Party presidential primaries
5616:, associated with hearings conducted by the
4669:in 1960 called for Republican unity against
4027:Individualist anarchism in the United States
3971:and his employees. Debs, then leader of the
13614:
12960:"America's continued move toward socialism"
12869:
11759:
11566:
11394:Chronology of Political Events, 1954-1992,
11185:
10881:
10427:
9830:"Max Shachtman: His ideas and his movement"
9738:. Princeton University Press. p. 112.
9555:
9466:Dr. Leopold Kohr, 84; Backed Smaller States
9448:Peter Clecak, "Monthly Review (1949—)," in
9104:
9102:
9089:
9087:
9085:
8244:
8242:
8194:Emma Goldman: Making Speech Free, 1902–1909
7316:A. Philip Randolph: A Biographical Portrait
7148:History of the socialist movement in Canada
6845:ultimately convinced United States Senator
6512:foreign policy of the Reagan administration
5575:. Shachtman's ISL had attracted youth like
5491:(CPUSA) and its members were active in the
5178:(SPA), though a minority faction headed by
4631:was the most famous. This was known as the
15228:World Socialist Party of the United States
14785:
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13971:
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13196:. Oxford, UK: Taylor & Francis, 2009.
13168:The SLP of America: a premature obituary?"
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10675:. Temple University Press. pp. 112–.
10124:. The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996
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9298:Biographical Dictionary of American Labor.
8691:"The failure of American political speech"
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7489:"The failure of American political speech"
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6801:socialism compared to 37% for capitalism.
5783:in 1967 and again in the aftermath of the
5235:
4843:, six-time presidential candidate for the
4792:Communism as practiced in the Soviet Union
4159:International Working People's Association
3475:, frustrated in Europe, sought to use his
3338:2016 Democratic Party presidential primary
3186:. In the 1950s, socialism was affected by
3070:
3056:
1548:
1534:
1046:World Socialist Party of the United States
15274:Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
14927:Communist Party USA and African Americans
13691:History of Socialism in the United States
13640:Egbert, Donald Drew & Persons, Stow,
13466:
12553:
12525:"Socialist Sawant wins City Council seat"
12522:
12294:International Institute of Social Studies
11730:
11586:(Summer). American Federation of Teachers
11512:Democratiya (Merged with Dissent in 2009)
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7056:elected two democratic socialists to the
7033:, became openly socialist members of the
7000:managing editor Micah Uetricht states in
6659:Bernie Sanders 2016 presidential campaign
6552:Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
6313:Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
6273:, and additional notable Americans —even
6057:late sixties students and workers revolts
5789:United States Declaration of Independence
5303:(May 1949) arguing for socialism titled "
5263:, established in 1949, is an independent
3536:is widely regarded as the first American
3316:has had several socialist mayors such as
3234:and other authoritarian Marxist–Leninist
3086:spans a variety of tendencies, including
1114:Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
179:Communist Party USA and African Americans
16017:Political movements in the United States
15025:March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom
13978:
13894:The Re-Emergence of Socialism in America
13586:A People's History of the United States.
13418:Lipset, Seymour Martin and Marks, Gary.
13252:Verso; revised edition (April 17, 1991).
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13012:Featherstone, Liza (December 22, 2020).
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11188:"Albert Einstein, Civil Rights activist"
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10804:The Sixties: Years of Hope, Days of Rage
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10442:The Sixties: Years of Hope, Days of Rage
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10108:(Princeton University Press, 1996), 155.
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8103:Johnpoll, Bernard; Harvey Klehr (1986).
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8068:Colorado Springs: Ralph Myles Publisher.
7815:, Vol. 6, No. 1. (January 1945), pp. 53.
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7288:"Michael Harrington: Warrior on poverty"
7282:
7123:1912 United States presidential election
6873:, the most populous state in the Union.
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6670:
6475:From 1979–1989, SDUSA members like
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5146:in 1934 to establish a group called the
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4528:while socialist foreign sections led by
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16012:Left-wing politics in the United States
13757:A People's History of the United States
13454:
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12929:
12904:"Poll: Socialism gaining in popularity"
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12354:Goldberg, Michelle (November 2, 2018).
12061:"Socialists Say: Obama is No Socialist"
12033:
11662:"Are Trotskyites Running the Pentagon?"
11605:
11258:
10972:
10746:American Experience: The Summer of Love
10716:"Overview: who were (are) the Diggers?"
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10053:John D'Emilio and Estelle B. Freedman,
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7569:Brockell, Gillian (February 13, 2020).
7486:
7365:. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
7305:
7278:
7276:
6499:parties to support the founding of the
6219:designation of the Black Panthers as a
5676:1960s–1970s: New Left and social unrest
5193:Communist Party of the USA (Opposition)
5136:Conference for Progressive Labor Action
4804:United States Progressive Party of 1948
4747:Socialist Workers Party (United States)
4729:1930s–1940s: popular front and New Deal
3691:Workingmen's Party of the United States
3226:because it is commonly associated with
1332:A People's History of the United States
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15994:
13374:
13302:The State and Labor in Modern America.
13259:. Westport: Praeger Publishers, 2000.
13039:
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12201:"Antifa: The hard left's call to arms"
12171:Watt, Cecilia Saixue (July 11, 2017).
11812:
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11457:
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10799:
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10529:Foster, J. B.; R.W. McChesney (2012).
9767:Black Detroit and the Rise of the UAW.
9326:. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1981.
8654:(University of Minnesota Press, 1955).
8574:
7934:
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7612:
7385:
6942:New York's 14th congressional district
6879:Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)
5814:. Progressive Labor Party founded the
5618:House Un-American Activities Committee
4685:when Debs won 6% of the popular vote.
4536:(CPUSA). The Communists organized the
4455:strike beginning on September 22, 1919
4320:Wisconsin's 5th congressional district
3122:in the early 19th century such as the
1144:International Workingmen's Association
916:Green Mountain Peace and Justice Party
15153:New Students for a Democratic Society
14766:
13952:
13433:
13257:Democratic Socialism: A Global Survey
12368:from the original on November 2, 2018
12317:
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11768:
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10957:
10774:St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture
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8887:
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7516:Truman, Harry S. (October 10, 1952).
7394:
7370:
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7329:
6951:in what was described as the biggest
6622:—Libertarian Communist Federation or
6379:. The United Federated Forces of the
5452:on their behalf. The cause for Day's
3332:. Self-declared democratic socialist
3292:Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
2839:International socialist organizations
1787:To each according to his contribution
15138:International Socialist Organization
13518:
13136:
13054:
12901:
12497:Jordan, William (October 17, 2015).
12425:, April 09, 2009; accessed 23/10/09.
12387:Resneck, Jacob (November 19, 2018).
12283:Van Sant, Levi (March 17–18, 2018).
12227:Ruth, Serven Smith (July 12, 2018).
12226:
12170:
11822:London: Verso; pp. 256-260, 275-276.
11706:
11678:
11656:
11633:
11315:(Fall, number 4): 16. Archived from
10998:Hobson, Emily K. (October 4, 2016).
10935:
10145:
10044:(Vancouver: UBC Press, 2010), p. 65.
9827:
9823:
9260:
9108:
9093:
8920:
8275:
7273:
6663:Occupy movement in the United States
6522:in 2003 to assert a takeover of the
6431:(SDS) when SDS split apart in 1969.
6347:. Weatherman organized in 1969 as a
6079:-related radical groups such as the
5571:" proposed by Yugoslavian dissident
5188:Congress of Industrial Organizations
4910:. The CPUSA under Browder supported
4864:Congress of Industrial Organizations
4493:took over the city on October 6 and
4080:activist and became a member of the
3828:
1139:International Socialist Organization
15123:Freedom Road Socialist Organization
13380:"Neoconservatism: Myth and reality"
13311:. Amherst: Prometheus Books, 1996.
13304:University of North Carolina Press.
12769:Niemuth, Niles (November 7, 2017).
12604:
12199:March, Stephanie (March 18, 2018).
11775:Mitgang, Herbert (August 2, 1989).
11373:Kwong, Peter and Dušanka Miščević.
10292:(reprint ed.). Da Capo Press.
10040:Gary Kinsman and Patrizia Gentile,
9883:(1957): Fried (1997), pp. 205, 207.
9432:"Why Socialism?" by Albert Einstein
8930:Greenbaum, Susan D. (Summer 1993).
7487:Jackson, Samuel (January 6, 2012).
6837:and two-time presidential candidate
6257:; almost all groups protesting the
6095:. By late 1966, the Diggers opened
6083:who were led by Abbie Hoffman, the
5785:1968 Democratic National Convention
5745:), towards issues such as opposing
5522:Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
4296:Socialist campaign poster from the
906:Freedom Road Socialist Organization
24:
15344:Workers Party of the United States
15314:Social Democratic Party of America
15178:Revolutionary Communist Party, USA
15158:Party for Socialism and Liberation
13650:Imagine: Living in a Socialist USA
13601:
13333:. New York: Public Affairs, 2000.
12930:Gregory, Andy (November 7, 2019).
12876:Newport, Frank (August 13, 2018).
12823:Stockman, Farah (April 20, 2018).
12796:
12577:Emily Heffter (24 December 2013).
12474:McCarthy, Justin (June 22, 2015).
11917:, No. 21 (Invierno 2010), 123-131.
11687:(2). Taylor and Francis: 247–266.
11094:Bloom, Joshua (January 14, 2013).
10637:"Anarchism" by Charley Shively in
10510:Foster, J. B.; F. Magdoff (2009).
10012:Feinberg, Leslie (June 28, 2005).
9732:Kazin, Michael (August 21, 2011).
9504:John Cage at Seventy: An Interview
9280:Encyclopedia of the American Left.
8878:
7639:Zurcher, Anthony (June 20, 2019).
7587:Cassidy, John (February 2, 2016).
7318:. University of California Press.
7175:Third parties in the United States
6849:to run for president in 2016 as a
6466:University of California, Berkeley
6441:Revolutionary Communist Party, USA
6425:Communist Party (Marxist–Leninist)
5916:. It is speculated that King read
5806:had betrayed communism and become
5508:began working with members of the
5148:Workers Party of the United States
4617:voted overwhelmingly for expulsion
4016:
1254:Workers Party of the United States
1224:Social Democratic Party of America
971:Revolutionary Communist Party, USA
946:Party for Socialism and Liberation
25:
16033:
15329:Students for a Democratic Society
13768:
13363:. New York: Vintage Books, 2009.
13235:Encyclopedia of the American Left
13055:Fung, Katherine (July 25, 2022).
13040:Hunken, Molly (January 3, 2023).
12984:Uetricht, Micah (April 3, 2019).
12662:Thom Hartmann: View from the left
12660:Mackenzie Weinger (6 July 2013).
12454:Velencie, Janie (June 22, 2015).
12018:
11764:. M. E. Sharpe. pp. 260–261.
11709:"Neoconservatives and Trotskyism"
11485:Opening statement by Tom Kahn in
10788:Soon to be a Major Motion Picture
10548:. New York: Monthly Review Press.
10533:. New York: Monthly Review Press.
10518:. New York: Monthly Review Press.
10198:Franklin, Robert Michael (1990).
9845:(Winter): 252–259, archived from
9765:August Meier and Elliot Rudwick.
8836:No. 17 (Spring, 1984), pp. 57-80.
8136:
7395:Saxon, Wolfgang (April 1, 1992).
7342:Bayard Rustin: Troubles I've Seen
6812:was elected to Position 2 of the
6503:(NED), whose first president was
6429:Students for a Democratic Society
6353:Students for a Democratic Society
6093:Up Against the Wall Motherfuckers
5989:Students for a Democratic Society
5984:(LID), which helped to start the
5828:Students for a Democratic Society
4852:Seventh Congress of the Comintern
4564:to expel Foster's former allies,
4092:was an American labor organizer,
3429:, a community based on Frenchman
3349:Utopian socialism and communities
3178:for president. In the 1930s, the
1239:Students for a Democratic Society
1074:American Union of Associationists
1058:Inactive or defunct organizations
15319:Socialist Labor Party of America
15284:Maoist Internationalist Movement
15118:Democratic Socialists of America
13307:George, John and Wilcox, Laird.
13289:. New York: Viking Press, 1957.
13130:
13100:
13081:More • •, Maggie (May 6, 2023).
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10890:Small, Mike. "Murray Bookchin,"
10877:. November 29, 1980. p. 61.
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8975:The Florida Historical Quarterly
8962:
8894:The Florida Historical Quarterly
7724:What do anarchists want from us?
7529:Reinhardt, Uwe E. (8 May 2009).
7436:"It Wasn't Easy Being a Leftist"
6693:Democratic Socialists of America
6677:Democratic Socialists of America
6548:Democratic Socialists of America
6501:National Endowment for Democracy
6333:Weather Underground Organization
5891:poor people in the United States
5291:, who were former colleagues at
4976:(which would later use the 1950
4918:in the Soviet Union, called the
4780:National Industrial Recovery Act
4755:The ideological rigidity of the
4661:attacked presidential candidate
4334:, abolishing the Senate and the
4304:and vice presidential candidate
3833:
3824:
3721:Socialist Labor Party of America
3695:Socialist Labor Party of America
3636:
3140:Socialist Labor Party of America
3037:
3025:
3008:
1579:
1515:
1503:
1229:Socialist Labor Party of America
1164:Maoist Internationalist Movement
1154:Labor Party of the United States
921:Green Party of the United States
896:Democratic Socialists of America
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15269:Democratic Socialist Federation
15148:New Afrikan Black Panther Party
15133:Industrial Workers of the World
13287:The Roots of American Communism
12958:Salmon, Felix (June 25, 2021).
12902:Klar, Rebecca (June 10, 2019).
12614:Freeman, Joshua B. (May 2019).
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11634:Lind, Michael (April 7, 2003).
11524:League for Industrial Democracy
11243:Anonymous (December 31, 1972).
11217:Anonymous (December 31, 1972).
10958:Seale, Bobby (September 1997).
10286:(1985) . "Our invisible poor".
10232:The Journal of Religious Ethics
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9903:Slochower v. Board of Education
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7550:Paul, Ari (November 19, 2013).
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7260:Remes, Jacob (April 30, 2012).
7230:
7213:
7075:, announced he would challenge
6921:. Tracing its lineage from the
6729:Industrial Workers of the World
6648:
6628:FederaciĂłn Comunista Libertaria
6543:opponents of neoconservatism).
6235:Federal Bureau of Investigation
5982:League for Industrial Democracy
5644:from New York on the socialist
5622:Federal Bureau of Investigation
5589:Young People's Socialist League
5526:Democratic Socialist Federation
5216:If American Should Go Communist
4821:during the early stages of the
4260:
3900:Industrial Workers of the World
3343:
3286:has been used to argue against
1109:Democratic Socialist Federation
941:New Afrikan Black Panther Party
926:Industrial Workers of the World
16022:Socialist movements by country
16002:Socialism in the United States
15863:Anarchism in the United States
15780:International Socialist Review
14795:Socialism in the United States
14477:Azerbaijan People's Government
13764:(1980; updated version, 2010).
13748:History of American Socialisms
13361:The Nation Guide to the Nation
13107:Thakker, Prem (May 23, 2023).
11283:Social Democrats, USA (1973),
11186:Ken Gewertz (April 12, 2007).
10977:. Perseus Books. p. 152.
10790:, Perigee Books, 1980, p. 128.
7982:Tindall and Shi, 1984, p. 829.
7577:. Retrieved February 14, 2020.
7446:
7424:
7407:
7254:
7133:Anarchism in the United States
7085:vacant senate seat in Maryland
6727:, a member of the DSA and the
6531:that discussed Trotskyism and
5861:. Rustin had helped to spread
5849:Kahn and Horowitz, along with
5480:and practiced tax resistance.
5388:(1960) and an activist on the
5378:, poet, writer, anarchist and
4978:McCarran Internal Security Act
4023:Anarchism in the United States
3151:in Chicago, which founded the
1297:International Socialist Review
1204:Revolutionary Socialist League
13:
1:
15098:Black Riders Liberation Party
14864:1877 St. Louis general strike
13803:The Christian Science Monitor
13137:Gans, Jared (June 14, 2023).
12067:. Retrieved November 4, 2009.
12009:, A-Infos, November 25, 2008.
11707:King, Bill (March 22, 2004).
11377:. New York: New Press. 2005.
10639:Encyclopedia of Homosexuality
10566:. Wikiwix.com. Archived from
10564:. Paris. Payot. 1983. pg. 11"
10014:"Harry Hay: Painful partings"
9993:Encyclopedia of Homosexuality
9918:(1962): Fried (1997), p. 197.
9905:(1956): Fried (1997), p. 203.
9699:On Pilgrimage - February 1974
9533:. Retrieved December 4, 2008.
8846:Flynt, Wayne (January 1968).
8793:Tindall et al., 1984, p. 838.
8724:Safire's Political Dictionary
8549:Irving Howe and Lewis Coser,
8510:Hagedorn, 87; Brecher, 122-4.
8174:"Lucy Parsons: Woman Of Will"
8111:. Westport: Greenwood Press.
7964:Tindall et al., 1984, p. 828.
7955:Tindall et al., 1984, p. 827.
7560:. Retrieved February 9, 2014.
7243:
6912:According to a November 2017
6683:protest on September 17, 2011
6328:worked together for decades.
5664:Encyclopedia of Homosexuality
5474:Joe Hill House of Hospitality
4760:
4648:General Intelligence Division
4624:Anarchists bombed Wall Street
4314:ran for Congress and lost in
3803:Great Railroad Strike of 1877
3799:1877 St. Louis general strike
3548:, joined Owen's community at
3244:, Samuel Jackson argued that
1672:Critique of political economy
881:Black Riders Liberation Party
120:1877 St. Louis general strike
15309:Social Democratic Federation
15299:Puerto Rican Socialist Party
15294:Proletarian Party of America
14869:1912 Lawrence textile strike
13564:America: a Narrative History
12318:Kelly, Kim (July 22, 2019).
11520:Committee for the Free World
10093:Journal of American History,
9936:Schrecker (2002), pp. 63–64.
9916:Faulk vs. AWARE Inc., et al.
9474:obituary, February 28, 1994.
9010:"The Reader and the Worker:
8626:George Matthew Adams Service
8501:Murray, 58-60; Brecher, 121.
7248:
7041:joined re-elected incumbent
6957:2018 midterm-election season
6468:giving a lecture during the
6339:organization founded on the
5881:, where King delivered his "
5555:. Shachtman had developed a
5549:Independent Socialist League
5485:Social Democratic Federation
5337:Hungarian Revolution of 1956
5158:" tactic called for by the "
5128:American Federation of Labor
5103:organize the defense efforts
4451:American Federation of Labor
4175:American Federation of Labor
4108:was a 19th-century American
3892:American Federation of Labor
3707:American Federation of Labor
3336:won 13 million votes in the
2942:Socialist calculation debate
2912:List of socialist economists
2887:Economic calculation problem
1772:Socialist mode of production
1629:Socialist calculation debate
1219:Social Democratic Federation
1209:Revolutionary Youth Movement
1199:Proletarian Party of America
1129:Independent Socialist League
1099:Communist League of Struggle
986:South Carolina Workers Party
125:1912 Lawrence textile strike
7:
15304:Social Democracy of America
15259:Communist League of America
15208:Socialist Rifle Association
15103:Colorado Springs Socialists
14517:Kurdish Republic of Mahabad
13847:Towards a Socialist America
13677:. Arcade Publishing, 2011.
13642:Socialism and American Life
13496:Nordhoff, Charles. (1875).
13440:, Oxford University Press,
13324:Contemporary history online
12670:. Retrieved 11 August 2013.
12588:Retrieved 28 December 2013.
12156:"Chomsky Is Citation Champ"
11835:London: Verso, 1996; p. 61.
11693:10.1080/1474389042000309817
11554:Horowitz, Rachelle (2005).
11518:(Summer). Sponsored by the
11420:Horowitz, Rachelle (2007).
10922:Curtis. "Life of A Party."
10306:Sumner, Gregory D. (1996),
10122:The Culture of the Cold War
9720:Socialism on the Defensive.
9670:Reid, Stuart (2008-09-08),
9183:Reviews in American History
9163:. Retrieved April 11, 2015.
7722:Palmer, Brian (2010-12-29)
7358:. New York: The Free Press.
7262:"May Day's radical history"
7116:
6759:Socialist Rifle Association
6189:counterculture of the 1960s
5826:in 1964. However, once the
5587:and Rachelle Horowitz. The
5144:Communist League of America
4957:and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
4550:International Workers Order
4432:of the AFL, he created the
3461:Monmouth County, New Jersey
1259:Young Patriots Organization
1214:Social Democracy of America
1094:Communist League of America
1006:Socialist Rifle Association
886:Black Socialists in America
10:
16038:
15324:Socialist Party of America
15056:2007–2008 financial crisis
14922:American Protective League
14909:Repression and persecution
13674:Socialism: Past and Future
13544:September 8, 2012, at the
13300:Dubofsky, Melvyn. (1994).
13159:
12529:Seattle Post-Intelligencer
12464:. Retrieved June 22, 2015.
12434:Alexander Eichler (2011).
12019:C, Juan (August 5, 2017).
12005:February 22, 2014, at the
11681:American Communist History
11487:Kahn & Podhoretz (2008
11192:Harvard University Gazette
10514:The Great Financial Crisis
10188:Retrieved 21 January 2014.
9991:. In Dynes, Wayne R., ed.
9927:Schrecker (1998), p. xiii.
9649:November 23, 2010, at the
9485:"The Breakdown of Nations"
9231:, Nation Books, pp. 70–71.
9202:. ABC-CLIO, 2004, p. 194.
9079:. Retrieved 19 March 2014.
8811:. Manchester U.P. p.
8755:. Greenwood. p. 137.
8019:Kick et al., 2002, p. 264.
8010:Kick et al., 2002, p. 263.
7826:"Eunice Minette Schuster,
7314:Anderson, Jervis (1973) .
7097:In June 2023, philosopher
6944:, defeating the incumbent
6897:2016 presidential election
6788:poll conducted during the
6652:
6450:
6394:(BLA) was an underground,
6381:Symbionese Liberation Army
6301:Social Democrats, USA
5679:
5374:. Goodman was an American
5239:
5176:Socialist Party of America
4880:1936 presidential election
4845:Socialist Party of America
4732:
4589:New York State Legislature
4514:Communist Party of America
4390:American Protective League
4298:1912 presidential campaign
4284:Socialist Party of America
4269:
4020:
3929:Artist's depiction of the
3907:Federation of Labor, with
3542:The Peaceful Revolutionist
3330:1920 presidential election
3153:International Workers' Day
3144:Socialist Party of America
1234:Socialist Party of America
936:National Progressive Party
300:2007–2008 financial crisis
174:American Protective League
162:Repression and persecution
15971:
15845:
15757:
15504:William Batchelder Greene
15361:
15349:Youth International Party
15236:
15143:Legal Marijuana Now Party
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15084:Parties and organizations
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15051:1999 Seattle WTO protests
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13703:Social Democratic America
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13326:, No. 21, (Winter, 2010).
13174:. Retrieved May 11, 2010.
12356:"The Left Gets Triggered"
11981:. Ainfos.ca. May 11, 2000
11578:Puddington, Arch (2005).
11435:: 204–251. Archived from
11065:10.1007/s11211-013-0197-8
10938:"The Black Panther Party"
10743:; Vicente Franco (2007).
10544:McChesney, R. W. (2013).
10325:Wreszin, Michael (1994),
10308:Dwight Macdonald and the
10281:Reprinted in collection:
10134:Youth International Party
10106:Making Peace with the 60s
9979:Lewis, pp. 690, 694, 695.
9684:October 26, 2010, at the
9677:The American Conservative
9529:January 21, 2013, at the
9030:10.1017/s0147547900006189
9008:Mormino, Gary R. (1998).
8864:10.1080/00236566808584031
8680:(1988), pp. 76-80, 86-91.
8218:Liberty from 1881 to 1908
8080:Native American Anarchism
8078:Schuster, Eunice (1999).
8064:Martin, James J. (1970).
7340:Anderson, Jervis (1997).
7025:, along with DSA members
6959:. She was elected to the
6305:Charles S. Zimmerman
6059:. Anarchists began using
5737:. Mills argued for a new
5565:bureaucratic collectivism
5424:while later the ideas of
5279:F. O. "Matty" Matthiessen
4966:mobilizing the unemployed
4858:of all groups opposed to
4382:American Vigilante Patrol
3940:in Chicago, demanding an
3126:, the activist visionary
2937:Socialism and LGBT rights
1881:Socialist-oriented market
1829:Socialist planned economy
1732:Material balance planning
901:Freedom Party of New York
295:1999 Seattle WTO protests
15609:Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
15264:Communist Workers' Party
15198:Socialist Equality Party
14917:American Defense Society
14874:Catholic Worker Movement
12776:World Socialist Web Site
12741:Murphy, Tim (May 2017).
12632:10.1177/1095796019837936
12601:80, no. 1 (2016): 31–35.
11850:January 8, 2013, at the
11807:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
11642:. London. Archived from
11172:Jeffreys-Jones, Rhodri.
10869:"Dorothy Day dead at 83"
10768:Holloway, David (2002).
10635:'s anarchist writings."
10493:American Economic Review
9880:Watkins v. United States
9705:October 6, 2012, at the
9627:October 7, 2012, at the
9620:On Pilgrimage - May 1974
8888:PĂ©rez, Louis A. (1975).
8832:History Workshop Journal
8637:Waldman, Louis, Albany,
8596:–5 (number of members).
8592:. Basic Books. pp.
8424:United States Congress,
8411:United States Congress,
7941:Brecher, Jeremy (1974).
7206:
7058:Wisconsin State Assembly
6961:House of Representatives
6938:Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
6400:Communist Workers' Party
6291:for her support for the
6251:American Indian Movement
5879:1963 March on Washington
5712:1963 March on Washington
5450:nonviolent direct action
5446:Catholic Worker Movement
4968:during the worst of the
4751:Trade Union Unity League
4695:History Workshop Journal
4572:, who were followers of
4538:Trade Union Unity League
4434:National War Labor Board
4386:American Defense Society
3956:when Wisconsin Governor
3819:East St. Louis, Illinois
3719:, leading figure in the
3653:, a German colleague of
3552:. He coined the phrase "
3308:single-payer health care
3288:economic interventionism
1876:Socialist market economy
1801:Workers' self-management
1767:Socialism in one country
1614:Age of the Enlightenment
1522:United States portal
1390:Bill of Rights socialism
1134:International Socialists
1104:Communist Workers' Party
1064:American Indian Movement
996:Socialist Equality Party
169:American Defense Society
130:Catholic Worker Movement
32:This article is part of
15893:Individualist anarchism
15213:Socialist Workers Party
15168:Progressive Labor Party
15163:Peace and Freedom Party
15128:Freedom Socialist Party
15066:2011 Wisconsin protests
14527:North Korea (1947–1948)
14522:North Korea (1946–1947)
13708:Oxford University Press
13519:Ryan, James G. (1997).
13434:Lytle, Mark H. (2006),
12682:Retrieved 2 August 2017
12445:Retrieved 14 June 2013.
11526:, with introduction by
11400:Chinese Communist Party
11361:The Weather Underground
11053:Social Justice Research
11004:. Oakland, California.
10226:Sturm, Douglas (1990).
10146:Ling, Peter J. (2002).
9999:April 19, 2012, at the
9945:Schrecker (1998), p. 4.
9862:Alexander, pp. 812-813.
9796:Drucker, Peter (1994).
9227:Balaji, Murali (2007),
8749:Lawson Bowling (2005).
8286:Oxford University Press
7945:. Fawcett Publications.
7458:"The Socialist Senator"
7361:D'Emilio, John (2004).
7354:D'Emilio, John (2003).
7351:. New York: Touchstone.
7347:Branch, Taylor (1989).
7035:New York State Assembly
7023:Phara Souffrant Forrest
6946:Democratic Caucus Chair
6899:. With the election of
6703:presidential candidate
6689:Socialist International
6239:political organizations
6221:terrorist organization.
6181:revolutionary socialist
5832:Socialist Workers Party
5800:Progressive Labor Party
5518:A. Philip Randolph
5483:Reunification with the
5333:Socialist Workers Party
5317:Johnson–Forest tendency
5236:1950s: Second Red Scare
5230:Socialist Workers Party
5095:Adam Clayton Powell Jr.
4962:played a prominent role
4613:Communist International
4596:New York State Assembly
4499:Indiana Harbor, Indiana
4471:Johnstown, Pennsylvania
4467:Wheeling, West Virginia
4384:, a subdivision of the
4151:individualist anarchist
4110:individualist anarchist
4094:individualist anarchist
4050:The American anarchist
4046:(photo circa 1917–1919)
3954:where seven people died
3875:Union Square, Manhattan
3554:Cost the limit of price
3433:'s brand of socialism.
3228:authoritarian socialism
3184:Socialist Workers Party
3132:intentional communities
2877:Criticism of capitalism
1888:Participatory economics
1722:Labour-time calculation
1405:Individualist anarchism
1011:Socialist Workers Party
961:Progressive Labor Party
951:Peace and Freedom Party
911:Freedom Socialist Party
15569:Martin Luther King Jr.
15249:American Workers Party
15035:Poor People's Campaign
14973:Seattle General Strike
14249:Current and historical
13820:"Why I Am a Socialist"
13786:June 29, 2016, at the
13745:Noyes, John Humphrey.
13622:; et al. (2022).
11865:"Anarchism in America"
11750:
11646:on September 27, 2011.
11305:"Solidarity, Whatever"
10973:Pearson, Hugh (1994).
10672:The New Left Revisited
10150:Martin Luther King, Jr
9874:Yates v. United States
9189:the Left dared to spy.
8936:Social Science History
8492:Dubofsky, 1994, p. 73.
8483:Dubofsky, 1994, p. 69.
8474:Dubofsky, 1994, p. 67.
8346:. fau.digital.flvc.org
8276:Gage, Beverly (2009).
8216:from 1872 to 1893 and
7994:Dubofsky, 1994, p. 29.
7031:Jessica González-Rojas
6838:
6684:
6529:New York intellectuals
6472:
6453:New Communist Movement
6359:and opposition to the
6345:University of Michigan
6296:
6164:political theoretician
6069:anti-nuclear campaigns
6048:
5962:Johnson administration
5958:Kennedy administration
5938:
5922:Poor People's Campaign
5887:Poor People's Campaign
5871:Martin Luther King Jr.
5735:Letter to the New Left
5733:(1916–1962), entitled
5723:
5718:delivered his speech "
5716:Martin Luther King Jr.
5255:
5211:
5140:American Workers Party
5119:
5071:Shirley Graham Du Bois
4900:International Brigades
4847:
4705:
4663:William Jennings Bryan
4591:
4580:became party leader.)
4442:Seattle went on strike
4421:
4400:In April of 1917, the
4367:Archibald E. Stevenson
4308:
4280:Seattle General Strike
4245:propaganda of the deed
4060:Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
4047:
3973:American Railway Union
3933:
3878:
3844:is missing information
3723:
3634:
3579:The Science of Society
3465:North American Phalanx
3456:
3454:North American Phalanx
3364:
3204:Johnson administration
3200:Kennedy administration
2882:Criticism of socialism
1834:Decentralized planning
1737:Peer‑to‑peer economics
1079:American Workers Party
1031:Working Families Party
283:Poor People's Campaign
225:Seattle General Strike
15918:Libertarian socialism
15374:Stephen Pearl Andrews
15289:New American Movement
15193:Socialist Alternative
15183:Social Democrats, USA
14953:Espionage Act of 1917
13886:The American Prospect
13584:Zinn, Howard (1980).
13177:Alexander, Robert J.
12557:(November 15, 2013).
11909:June 4, 2018, at the
11889:on December 22, 2010.
11804:"Reviving Socialism,"
11741:
11541:on November 17, 2011.
10936:Da Costa, Francisco.
10905:University of Georgia
10808:. New York. pp.
10800:Gitlin, Todd (1993).
10594:June 4, 2011, at the
10445:(1987), p. 191. ISBN.
10154:. Routledge. p.
9826:, pp. 254–255):
9506:by Stephen Montague.
9422:51 (1): 1–21. p. 2–3.
9322:Robert J. Alexander,
9241:Lewis, David Levering
8803:David Howell (1986).
8735:Donald T. Critchlow,
8393:. Zinn, 1980, p. 356.
7836:on February 14, 2016.
7047:New York State Senate
6867:New Hampshire Primary
6855:"political revolution
6831:United States senator
6822:
6806:Socialist Alternative
6755:libertarian socialism
6749:, nor as politically
6674:
6604:Love and Rage Network
6556:New American Movement
6460:
6392:Black Liberation Army
6283:
6160:libertarian socialist
6146:earned the praise of
6063:, organizing through
6033:
5930:
5906:Civil Rights Movement
5859:civil rights movement
5705:
5686:Civil rights movement
5624:(FBI) under Director
5493:Civil Rights Movement
5472:. He established the
5345:Cornelius Castoriadis
5270:published monthly in
5249:
5206:
5111:
4839:
4768:Franklin D. Roosevelt
4700:
4586:
4526:Communist Labor Party
4510:Communist Labor Party
4398:
4295:
4034:
3931:Haymarket Square riot
3928:
3872:
3760:collective bargaining
3758:, but criticized the
3728:Socialist Labor Party
3715:
3610:
3591:Stephen Pearl Andrews
3575:Stephen Pearl Andrews
3558:Cincinnati Time Store
3451:
3356:
3216:civil rights movement
3096:democratic socialists
1430:Libertarian socialism
1174:New American Movement
991:Social Democrats, USA
981:Socialist Alternative
205:Espionage Act of 1917
16007:History of socialism
15948:Scientific socialism
15883:Democratic socialism
15439:Voltairine de Cleyre
15244:American Labor Party
15008:Black Power movement
14879:Green Corn Rebellion
14754:History of socialism
13843:, November 19, 2013.
13810:The "O" in Socialism
13626:. Liberation Media.
12680:Official DSA Twitter
12535:on November 17, 2013
11760:Hunt, E. K. (2002).
11666:History News Network
11442:on October 12, 2009.
11396:Part Four 1975-1980.
10910:Environmental Ethics
10705:, pp. 213, 215.
10629:Gay Liberation Front
10317:Whitfield, Stephen J
10271:"Our invisible poor"
10269:(January 19, 1963).
10118:Stephen J. Whitfield
9989:"Mattachine Society"
9070:(2 September 2013).
8726:(2008), pp. 18, 157.
8663:Richard Gid Powers,
8428:, 14; Lowenthal, 49.
8426:Bolshevik Propaganda
8413:Bolshevik Propaganda
7920:The Sewer Socialists
7670:. September 19, 2022
7456:(January 21, 2007).
7413:Foner, Eric (1984).
7054:Milwaukee, Wisconsin
6859:2020 Democratic Iowa
6851:democratic socialist
6814:Seattle City Council
6707:in his race against
6655:Millennial socialism
6489:bipartisan coalition
6307:, an officer of the
6201:American imperialism
5997:Port Huron Statement
5995:, when the latter's
5910:Black Power Movement
5899:democratic socialism
5873:Rustin's circle and
5682:Black Power movement
5669:Gay Liberation Front
5646:American Labor Party
5634:Supreme Court upheld
5534:Milwaukee, Wisconsin
5478:Salt Lake City, Utah
5402:, he contributed to
5026:William L. Patterson
4868:Earl Russell Browder
4774:'s rise to power in
4479:Lackawanna, New York
4361:signed into law the
4328:District of Columbia
4288:Steel strike of 1919
4157:(the journal of the
4131:Voltairine de Cleyre
4115:and poet. A leading
4098:Haymarket anarchists
3745:Lehr und Wehr Verein
3671:National Labor Union
3573:." Warren said that
3550:New Harmony, Indiana
3032:Communism portal
3015:Socialism portal
1707:Industrial democracy
1657:Collective ownership
1510:Socialism portal
1470:Scientific socialism
1395:Democratic socialism
1069:American Labor Party
875:Active organizations
256:Black power movement
135:Green Corn Rebellion
45:in the United States
15878:Anarcho-syndicalism
15873:Anarcho-primitivism
15829:Voluntary Socialism
15719:Bartolomeo Vanzetti
15339:White Panther Party
15334:Weather Underground
15254:Black Panther Party
15223:Workers World Party
15203:Socialist Party USA
15113:Communist Party USA
14819:Bishop Hill Commune
14690:Estonia (1918–1919)
14584:Hungary (1949–1989)
13856:September 29, 2014.
13852:The Huffington Post
13669:Harrington, Michael
13476:Commentary Magazine
13359:Lingeman, Richard.
13329:Isserman, Maurice.
12555:Rosenthal, Brian M.
12461:The Huffington Post
12441:The Huffington Post
12040:The Huffington Post
11616:"A 1987 article in
11404:Cultural Revolution
11252:New York Times
11222:New York Times
10720:The Digger Archives
10625:Stonewall Rebellion
10355:, pp. 187–308)
10184:The Huffington Post
9828:Kahn, Tom (2007) ,
9800:. Humanities Press.
9407:The Prophet's Army,
9394:The Prophet's Army,
9381:The Prophet's Army,
9350:The Prophet's Army,
9337:The Prophet's Army,
8775:Zinn, 1980, p. 373.
8628:. January 24, 1920.
8462:Zinn, 1980, p. 360.
8446:Zinn, 1980, p. 367.
8437:Zinn, 1980, p. 358.
8415:, 12-4; Powers, 20.
8376:Zinn, 1980, p. 356.
8364:Zinn, 1980, p. 355.
8234:Anarchist Portraits
8178:Lucy Parsons Center
7973:Zinn, 1980, p. 342.
7943:"Strike!" (3rd ed.)
7909:Zinn, 1980, p. 332.
7900:Zinn, 1980, p. 333.
7891:Coleman, pp. 15–17.
7755:on February 4, 2012
7667:Pew Research Center
7575:The Washington Post
7382:, pp. 220–222)
7221:anarcho-syndicalism
6639:anarchist communist
6420:American Nazi Party
6412:Greensboro Massacre
6321:Socialist Party USA
6293:Black Panther Party
6213:Bucknell University
6196:Black Panther Party
6177:Black Panther Party
6166:. A pioneer in the
6162:author, orator and
6141:Christian anarchist
5936:Black Panther Party
5614:Hollywood blacklist
5510:Socialist Party USA
5489:Communist Party USA
5418:Henry David Thoreau
5414:Christian anarchist
5380:public intellectual
5276:Christian socialist
5197:right oppositionist
5184:industrial unionism
5117:Communist Party USA
5044:, Doxey Wilkerson,
4735:Communist Party USA
4679:Wall Street Bombing
4659:William Allen White
4598:, Assembly Speaker
4177:. Frustration with
4169:and later promoted
4117:anarcho-syndicalist
4082:First International
4056:mutualist economics
3965:a dispute broke out
3675:First International
3600:American anarchist
3439:Ralph Waldo Emerson
3435:Nathaniel Hawthorne
3397:Bishop Hill Commune
3180:Communist Party USA
3120:utopian communities
2917:Market abolitionism
2902:Left-libertarianism
1839:Inclusive Democracy
1806:Workplace democracy
1652:Calculation in kind
1634:Socialist economics
1624:Revolutions of 1848
1385:Anarcho-syndicalism
1337:Voluntary Socialism
1249:White Panther Party
1244:Weather Underground
1084:Black Panther Party
1041:Working Class Party
1036:Workers World Party
1001:Socialist Party USA
931:Legal Marijuana Now
891:Communist Party USA
273:March on Washington
184:Communist Party USA
74:Bishop Hill Commune
15659:Charles Ruthenberg
15634:A. Philip Randolph
15514:Michael Harrington
15429:Stokely Carmichael
15279:Farmer–Labor Party
15061:Occupy Wall Street
14963:John Birch Society
14884:Labor unionization
14655:Byelorussia (1919)
13945:. February 4, 2023
13933:. August 25, 2019.
13913:February 21, 2017.
13907:Socialism's Return
13903:November 18, 2015.
13833:December 29, 2008.
13688:Hillquit, Morris.
13588:Harper & Row.
13569:Woodcock, George,
13396:10.1007/BF02695739
13285:Draper, Theodore.
13270:Coleman, Stephen.
13172:Socialist Standard
12830:The New York Times
12421:Rasmussen Reports
12361:The New York Times
12234:The Daily Progress
12144:The New York Times
11782:The New York Times
11530:and moderation by
11347:The New York Times
11340:Wakin, Daniel J.,
10546:Digital Disconnect
10531:The Endless Crisis
10420:Kirkpatrick Sale,
10407:Kirkpatrick Sale,
10385:Kirkpatrick Sale,
10341:The Other American
9779:The other american
9471:The New York Times
9311:The Prophet's Army
8667:(1988), pp. 67-69.
8650:Robert K. Murray,
8553:(1962), pp. 27-49.
8391:state of emergency
8331:The New York Times
7882:Coleman, pp. 15–16
7851:Individual Liberty
7801:Equitable Commerce
7539:The New York Times
7463:The New York Times
7440:The New York Times
7401:The New York Times
7292:The New York Times
7161:(socialist writer)
6871:California primary
6839:
6804:In November 2013,
6734:The New York Times
6731:, is described by
6685:
6681:Occupy Wall Street
6667:Occupy Wall Street
6560:Michael Harrington
6537:paleoconservatives
6473:
6297:
6139:'." By the 1960s,
6122:anti-authoritarian
6106:Gerrard Winstanley
6051:In the 1960s, the
6049:
6039:anarchist movement
5942:Michael Harrington
5939:
5875:A. Philip Randolph
5724:
5708:A. Philip Randolph
5660:Mattachine Society
5581:Michael Harrington
5520:, the head of the
5293:Harvard University
5256:
5120:
4990:racial segregation
4870:offered to run as
4848:
4644:A. Mitchell Palmer
4619:on April 1, 1920.
4592:
4530:Charles Ruthenberg
4491:United States Army
4309:
4195:American Civil War
4173:strategies in the
4048:
4044:anarcho-communists
3934:
3879:
3815:Workingmen's Party
3732:Newark, New Jersey
3724:
3622:Pierre J. Proudhon
3606:Individual Liberty
3565:. These included "
3467:community built a
3457:
3365:
3254:right-libertarians
3196:Michael Harrington
3149:Haymarket massacre
3116:utopian socialists
2922:Marxist philosophy
1742:Production for use
1712:Input–output model
1677:Economic democracy
1184:Nonpartisan League
1124:Human Rights Party
1119:Farmer–Labor Party
305:Occupy Wall Street
215:John Birch Society
140:Labor unionization
18:American socialism
15989:
15988:
15963:Utopian socialism
15943:Post-left anarchy
15868:Anarcho-communism
15822:The Other America
15594:Charlene Mitchell
15484:William Z. Foster
15404:Alexander Berkman
15357:
15356:
15218:Spartacist League
15079:
15078:
14811:Utopian socialism
14760:
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14540:
14539:
14282:Congo-Brazzaville
14178:Regional variants
13849:. Andrew Wilkes,
13468:Muravchik, Joshua
13462:. pp. 18–22.
13447:978-0-19-517496-0
13255:Busky, Donald F.
13207:Bérubé, Michael.
13192:Amster, Randall.
12584:The Seattle Times
12564:The Seattle Times
11871:on March 1, 2007.
11831:Manning Marable,
11713:Enter Stage Right
11660:(June 27, 2003).
11584:American Educator
11573:Puddington (2005)
11562:on March 3, 2011.
11497:Podhoretz, Norman
11289:, New York: SDUSA
11273:Isserman, p. 422.
11264:Isserman, p. 311.
11161:Los Angeles Times
11107:978-0-520-95354-3
11011:978-0-520-96570-6
10984:978-0-201-48341-3
10894:, August 8, 2006.
10682:978-1-56639-976-0
10374:978-0-674-19725-1
10299:978-0-306-80252-2
10284:Macdonald, Dwight
10267:MacDonald, Dwight
9745:978-1-4008-3946-9
9672:"Day by the Pool"
9594:Woodstock, George
9255:978-0-8050-6813-9
9216:978-1-57607-597-5
9121:Frances Fox Piven
8678:Secrecy and Power
8333:, April 25, 1912.
8118:978-0-313-24200-7
8089:978-1-893626-21-8
8034:Instead of a Book
8032:Benjamin Tucker.
7434:(July 24, 1988).
7324:978-0-520-05505-6
7286:(June 19, 2009).
7284:Isserman, Maurice
6786:Rasmussen Reports
6771:Social Democratic
6612:anti-WTO protests
6514:was being run by
6396:black nationalist
6046:utopian socialism
5978:social democratic
5947:The Other America
5914:Morehouse College
5816:university campus
5812:Sino-Soviet Split
5504:. Disillusioned,
5444:to establish the
5385:Growing Up Absurd
5325:Raya Dunayevskaya
5122:In 1929 Reverend
5113:William Z. Foster
5083:Elizabeth Catlett
5051:cultural struggle
5032:, James Jackson,
5022:Benjamin J. Davis
5010:Charlene Mitchell
4974:industrial unions
4892:Spanish Civil War
4825:. Accusations of
4796:Marxian economist
4642:Attorney General
4600:Thaddeus C. Sweet
4562:William Z. Foster
4463:Chicago, Illinois
4237:Haymarket bombing
4206:anarcho-communism
4141:Twentieth Century
4040:Alexander Berkman
3904:Uriah S. Stephens
3867:
3866:
3687:iron law of wages
3683:Ferdinand Lasalle
3667:William H. Sylvis
3651:Joseph Weydemeyer
3614:Wealth of Nations
3595:William B. Greene
3496:Uncle Tom's Cabin
3425:utopians founded
3423:transcendentalist
3368:Utopian socialism
3360:as envisioned by
3108:Marxist–Leninists
3080:
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2872:Communist society
2844:Socialist parties
2103:Saint-Simonianism
1692:Equal opportunity
1682:Economic planning
1619:French Revolution
1558:
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1490:Utopian socialism
1465:Post-left anarchy
1380:Anarcho-communism
1327:The Other America
1026:Spartacist League
353:Bellamy (Francis)
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15981:Socialism portal
15953:Social democracy
15928:Marxism–Leninism
15808:Monopoly Capital
15801:Looking Backward
15766:Appeal to Reason
15699:Lysander Spooner
15589:David McReynolds
15469:W. E. B. Du Bois
15399:Victor L. Berger
15188:Socialist Action
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14983:Smith Act trials
14899:Women's suffrage
14889:Haymarket affair
14846:Oneida Community
14835:Looking Backward
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13923:. July 31, 2019.
13816:, June 12, 2009.
13762:Harper Perennial
13655:Harper Perennial
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11930:. Archived from
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11885:. Archived from
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11867:. Archived from
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6679:marching at the
6317:David McReynolds
6229:was a series of
6168:ecology movement
6154:was an American
6002:Marxism–Leninism
5755:authoritarianism
5630:W. E. B. Du Bois
5561:Soviet communism
5540:(1910–1912) and
5410:anarcho-pacifist
5356:Dwight Macdonald
5313:
5219:
5152:Auto-Lite strike
5091:Gwendolyn Brooks
5067:W. E. B. Du Bois
5038:Claude Lightfoot
4970:Great Depression
4888:Spanish Republic
4884:Democratic Party
4831:Nicholas Roerich
4815:Henry A. Wallace
4799:Richard D. Wolff
4765:
4762:
4546:radical leftists
4483:Youngstown, Ohio
4459:Pueblo, Colorado
4408:Secretary of War
4312:Victor L. Berger
4167:Knights of Labor
4128:anarcha-feminist
4119:and a prominent
4074:Lysander Spooner
3981:Grover Cleveland
3958:Jeremiah M. Rusk
3938:Haymarket Square
3902:(IWW). In 1869,
3896:Knights of Labor
3862:
3859:
3853:
3837:
3829:
3807:Knights of Labor
3801:grew out of the
3769:Eugene V. Debs's
3647:1848 revolutions
3519:Appeal to Reason
3490:Looking Backward
3477:Icarian movement
3405:Bethel, Missouri
3389:Oneida Community
3310:, among others.
3273:municipalization
3118:. It began with
3100:social democrats
3072:
3065:
3058:
3044:Organized Labour
3042:
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2957:Workers' council
2594:Gracchi Brothers
2118:Social democracy
1861:Market socialism
1849:Project Cybersyn
1777:Soviet democracy
1762:Social ownership
1717:Internationalism
1697:Free association
1667:Common ownership
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1560:
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1475:Social democracy
1445:Marxism–Leninism
1435:Market socialism
1317:Monopoly Capital
1312:Looking Backward
1277:Appeal to Reason
976:Socialist Action
956:Progressive Dane
698:Parsons (Albert)
578:Heywood (Angela)
348:Bellamy (Edward)
235:Smith Act trials
155:Women's suffrage
145:Haymarket affair
106:Oneida Community
95:Looking Backward
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15888:Green anarchism
15841:
15753:
15714:Benjamin Tucker
15554:Morris Hillquit
15494:Benjamin Gitlow
15474:Albert Einstein
15424:James P. Cannon
15409:Murray Bookchin
15384:Kuwasi Balagoon
15353:
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14903:
14856:Progressive Era
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13873:March 23, 2015.
13812:by Betsy Reed,
13806:, July 1, 2010.
13792:Bernard Sanders
13788:Wayback Machine
13771:
13698:Kenworthy, Lane
13634:
13620:Puryear, Eugene
13604:
13602:Further reading
13599:
13546:Wayback Machine
13531:
13489:Nichols, John.
13480:
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13376:Lipset, Seymour
13344:Klehr, Harvey.
13209:The Left at War
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9574:on May 14, 2011
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6863:Nevada Caucuses
6843:Occupy movement
6808:(SA) candidate
6790:Great Recession
6767:Great Recession
6721:Frank Llewellyn
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6616:Love & Rage
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6275:Albert Einstein
6152:Murray Bookchin
6102:English Diggers
6073:countercultural
6065:affinity groups
6025:Great Recession
5840:Young Socialist
5768:Harry S. Truman
5731:C. Wright Mills
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5690:Hippie movement
5680:Main articles:
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4936:Benedict Arnold
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4671:John F. Kennedy
4667:Barry Goldwater
4652:J. Edgar Hoover
4650:, led by young
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4622:Later in 1920,
4566:James P. Cannon
4522:Benjamin Gitlow
4475:Cleveland, Ohio
4447:Chicago Tribune
4406:quoted (former
4378:Walter Lippmann
4318:before winning
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4276:First Red Scare
4270:Main articles:
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7015:Zohran Mamdani
7011:New York State
6936:In June 2018,
6919:2017 elections
6847:Bernie Sanders
6824:Bernie Sanders
6784:An April 2009
6747:political left
6741:, a socialist
6739:Redneck Revolt
6650:
6647:
6588:social centers
6580:Haymarket Riot
6568:Walter Mondale
6479:organized the
6451:Main article:
6448:
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6343:campus of the
6271:United Ireland
6263:women's rights
6173:counterculture
6148:counterculture
6126:political left
6020:Marxian theory
5974:social liberal
5966:War on Poverty
5883:I Have a Dream
5877:organized the
5844:war in Vietnam
5759:counterculture
5720:I Have a Dream
5677:
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5573:Milovan Djilas
5360:Allen Ginsberg
5341:Facing Reality
5321:C. L. R. James
5309:Monthly Review
5305:Why Socialism?
5301:Monthly Review
5260:Monthly Review
5252:anti-communist
5240:Main article:
5237:
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5059:Richard Wright
4924:Old Bolsheviks
4730:
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4607:, Austria and
4506:Vladimir Lenin
4430:Samuel Gompers
4403:New York Times
4359:Woodrow Wilson
4302:Eugene V. Debs
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4204:By the 1880s,
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4163:The Open Court
4113:labor activist
4102:Samuel Gompers
4090:Joseph Labadie
4018:
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3997:National Guard
3995:called in the
3979:and President
3969:George Pullman
3942:eight-hour day
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3877:on May 1, 1912
3873:Socialists in
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3703:Samuel Gompers
3659:Die Revolution
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3188:McCarthyism
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3019:WikiProject
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2689:Spiridonova
2588:Politicians
2501:Castoriadis
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1796:Vanguardism
1752:Spontaneism
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220:McCarthyism
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15908:Labor laws
15794:The Jungle
15758:Literature
15574:Jo Labadie
15013:COINTELPRO
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12720:The Nation
12699:Al Jazeera
12303:August 21,
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11658:Wald, Alan
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9272:Paul Buhle
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7244:References
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7154:The Jungle
7092:Rick Scott
6869:, and the
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6701:Democratic
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6608:black bloc
6596:ABC No Rio
6564:Republican
6497:Republican
6493:Democratic
6485:Solidarity
6408:Jerry Tung
6285:COINTELPRO
6255:Weathermen
6227:COINTELPRO
6118:status quo
6110:capitalism
6089:Black Mask
5993:Tom Hayden
5953:New Yorker
5863:pacificism
5795:salutes."
5747:alienation
5706:Socialist
5610:actionable
5466:vegetarian
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5130:president
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4988:period of
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4932:Trotskyism
4690:Eric Foner
4688:Historian
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4544:and other
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4187:revolution
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3884:management
3858:March 2008
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3513:The Jungle
3427:Brook Farm
3373:Brook Farm
3092:communists
3088:anarchists
2990:Socialists
2985:By country
2867:Capitalism
2749:Mitterrand
2714:Gerhardsen
2659:Liebknecht
2644:Markievicz
2571:Varoufakis
2521:Fotopoulos
2191:Saint-Just
2186:Buonarroti
2171:Campanella
2108:Scientific
2043:Marhaenism
1998:Fourierism
1983:Ecological
1963:Democratic
1485:Trotskyism
1420:Labor laws
1307:The Jungle
1169:Red Guards
1016:Solidarity
753:Ruthenberg
648:McReynolds
548:Harrington
473:Ehrenreich
413:Carmichael
261:COINTELPRO
79:Brook Farm
15958:Socialism
15938:Mutualism
15858:Anarchism
15739:Malcolm X
15644:John Reed
15614:Phil Ochs
15519:Harry Hay
15001:movements
14978:Smith Act
14946:1937–1957
14941:1919–1937
14683:1939–1940
14638:1918–1919
14407:1982–1992
14402:1979–1992
14397:1975–1979
14393:Cambodia
14368:Nicaragua
14300:1987–1991
14295:1974–1987
14291:Ethiopia
14230:Tanzanian
14111:Sri Lanka
14054:Hong Kong
14037:Communist
14000:Australia
13995:Argentina
13980:Socialism
13890:May 2015.
13794:(19co79).
13511:Reuters.
13412:144110677
13404:0147-2011
13111:The Onion
12836:April 20,
12648:159064505
12640:1095-7960
12334:0261-3077
12298:The Hague
12240:August 9,
12212:August 9,
12108:Angelfire
11985:April 15,
11701:162356558
11493:Kahn, Tom
11124:cite book
11116:820846262
11081:143530867
11073:0885-7466
11028:cite book
11020:948669919
10828:cite book
10770:"Yippies"
10753:April 23,
10411:, p. 105.
10244:0384-9694
9781:, p. 116.
9313:, p. 124.
9257:, p. 513.
9137:, 1978),
9109:Ryan 1997
9094:Ryan 1997
9046:144100012
9038:0147-5479
8987:0015-4113
8906:0015-4113
8872:0023-656X
8703:0013-0613
8350:April 15,
8236:, p. 202.
7729:Slate.com
7249:Citations
7201:Breadtube
7196:Pink tide
7077:Joe Biden
7052:In 2022,
6980:. A 2021
6978:communism
6365:jailbreak
6341:Ann Arbor
6323:(SPUSA).
6247:socialist
6243:communist
6156:anarchist
5918:Karl Marx
5895:communism
5857:with the
5853:, helped
5836:Malcolm X
5714:at which
5652:Harry Hay
5636:the 1950
5596:espionage
5569:new class
5372:John Cage
5286:economist
5265:socialist
5250:American
5063:Ann Petry
4998:Stalinist
4827:Communist
4808:left-wing
4788:socialism
4710:Ybor City
4518:John Reed
4222:free love
4155:The Alarm
4121:left-wing
3850:talk page
3813:-leaning
3788:Wisconsin
3784:Sheboygan
3655:Karl Marx
3626:Karl Marx
3604:wrote in
3563:mutualism
3538:anarchist
3314:Milwaukee
3284:socialism
3256:to taint
3246:socialism
3220:socialism
3157:Labor Day
2862:Anarchism
2784:Gorbachev
2634:Malatesta
2629:Bernstein
2406:Pankhurst
2386:Pannekoek
2376:Luxemburg
2331:Plekhanov
2306:Carpenter
2301:Kropotkin
2098:Ricardian
2088:Religious
2083:Reformism
2068:Nkrumaism
2058:Municipal
1958:Communism
1953:Christian
1938:Blanquism
1928:Anarchism
1871:Mutualism
1573:Socialism
1480:Socialism
1460:Mutualism
1409:in the US
1374:in the US
1370:Anarchism
1179:New Party
798:Shachtman
633:Lovestone
250:movements
230:Smith Act
198:1937–1957
193:1919–1937
89:Jonestown
43:Socialism
15584:Dyer Lum
15549:Joe Hill
15509:Gus Hall
15030:New Left
14995:Anti-war
14829:Icarians
14735:WĂĽrzburg
14710:Naissaar
14674:Finland
14634:Bavaria
14572:Slovakia
14557:Bulgaria
14487:Far East
14434:Mongolia
14346:Americas
14210:European
14141:Chavismo
14106:Pakistan
13829:Truthdig
13784:Archived
13734:, 2011.
13710:. 2014.
13657:, 2014.
13542:Archived
13481:June 15,
13143:The Hill
13066:March 9,
13061:Newsweek
12997:April 3,
12915:June 11,
12909:The Hill
12861:July 20,
12667:Politico
12508:July 19,
12482:July 19,
12478:. Gallup
12398:July 23,
12366:Archived
12339:July 23,
12268:July 18,
12184:July 18,
12045:March 8,
12003:Archived
11938:June 17,
11907:Archived
11848:Archived
11735:Tom Kahn
11522:and the
11499:(2008).
11472:20671880
11303:(2002).
11202:June 11,
10852:ABC News
10725:June 17,
10642:, p. 52.
10592:Archived
10310:Politics
10252:40015109
9997:Archived
9703:Archived
9682:Archived
9659:Proudhon
9647:Archived
9625:Archived
9596:(1962).
9578:June 19,
9527:Archived
9278:(eds.),
9243:(2001),
9147:pp.52-58
9024:: 1–18.
8995:30149126
8914:30150299
8708:July 10,
8676:Powers,
8584:(1984).
8232:Avrich,
8213:The Word
8196:, p.551.
8036:, p. 404
7769:cite web
7759:June 17,
7619:The Week
7535:Economix
7498:June 15,
7297:July 19,
7117:See also
6923:New Left
6888:Politico
6743:pro-guns
6691:was the
6634:) was a
6598:both in
6477:Tom Kahn
6418:and the
6385:vanguard
6137:Marxists
6130:ABC News
5986:New Left
5743:Old Left
5710:led the
5694:New Left
5585:Tom Kahn
5434:Catholic
5405:Politics
5390:pacifist
5218:in 1934.
5186:and the
5156:entryism
4986:Jim Crow
4908:"fronts"
4823:Cold War
4790:or with
4784:New Deal
4635:or the "
4512:and the
4322:seat in
4254:Freiheit
4249:attentat
4106:Dyer Lum
3967:between
3920:militias
3898:and the
3809:and the
3300:New Deal
3296:Medicare
3192:New Left
3104:Marxists
2980:Category
2719:Erlander
2679:Kerensky
2649:Connolly
2506:Thompson
2491:Bookchin
2481:Montseny
2431:Vanzetti
2396:Einstein
2366:Landauer
2271:Saltykov
2266:Lassalle
2226:Proudhon
2008:Gandhian
1993:Feminist
1943:Buddhist
1923:Agrarian
1901:Variants
1565:a series
1563:Part of
1347:ZNetwork
763:Sandburg
743:Roediger
718:Randolph
668:Mitchell
593:Hillquit
488:Feinberg
423:Cockburn
373:Brisbane
368:Bookchin
343:Balagoon
278:New Left
244:Anti-war
84:Icarians
34:a series
15923:Marxism
15787:Jacobin
14934:in the
14894:May Day
14803:History
14705:Ireland
14695:Galicia
14594:Romania
14552:Albania
14507:Jiangxi
14454:Vietnam
14358:Grenada
14332:Somalia
14215:Israeli
14205:Chinese
14200:Burmese
14195:British
14185:African
14157:History
14148:Vietnam
14116:Tunisia
14066:Finland
14061:Estonia
13942:Jacobin
13751:(1870).
13694:(1906).
13384:Society
13160:Sources
13122:May 25,
12969:July 9,
12754:May 19,
12726:May 19,
12114:June 7,
12087:June 7,
11590:June 4,
11309:Dissent
11174:THE FBI
10943:June 5,
10136:, 1992.
9655:Tolstoy
9604:Britain
9552:(1962).
9452:(ed.),
9409:p. 140.
9405:Myers,
9396:p. 138.
9392:Myers,
9383:p. 133.
9379:Myers,
9352:p. 127.
9348:Myers,
9335:Myers,
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8956:1171279
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6991:Chicago
6906:Jacobin
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6717:epithet
6592:C-Squat
6491:of the
6481:AFL–CIO
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6067:during
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5779:of the
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5557:Marxist
5283:Marxist
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4860:fascism
4609:Hungary
4605:Germany
4417:Journal
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4341:Titanic
4199:slavery
4146:Liberty
4086:Liberty
4069:Liberty
3811:Marxist
3741:militia
3736:Marxist
3643:Marxist
3641:German
3569:" and "
3381:Shakers
3258:liberal
3236:regimes
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2814:Sánchez
2799:Sankara
2759:Mandela
2744:Kreisky
2734:Allende
2729:Senghor
2724:Douglas
2709:Durruti
2674:Trotsky
2566:Graeber
2546:Hampton
2516:Chomsky
2461:Marcuse
2446:Gramsci
2436:Bordiga
2426:Polanyi
2381:Russell
2371:Berkman
2361:Goldman
2351:Du Bois
2321:Kautsky
2316:Bellamy
2281:Tolstoy
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2241:Bakunin
2231:Greeley
2221:Blanqui
2201:Fourier
2148:Zionist
2138:Utopian
2078:Popular
2073:Owenism
2053:Marxism
2033:Liberal
2018:Islamic
1978:Ethical
1973:Digital
1948:Chinese
1913:African
1597:Outline
1592:History
1440:Marxism
1302:Jacobin
1292:Dissent
853:Zeidler
818:Tankian
768:Sanders
693:Parenti
658:Morello
623:Labadie
608:Jameson
603:Hoffman
568:Hawkins
543:Hampton
538:Hammett
528:Guthrie
518:Graeber
513:Goldman
508:Gilmore
483:Fearing
468:Du Bois
463:Dreiser
458:De Leon
418:Chomsky
383:Browder
363:Berkman
333:Andrews
186:in the
150:May Day
63:History
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15237:Former
15091:Active
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14660:Bremen
14589:Poland
14545:Europe
14512:Kuwait
14492:Fujian
14307:Guinea
14267:Angola
14260:Africa
14076:Greece
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2251:Engels
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