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Black, White, and Red All Over : A Cultural History of the Radical Press in Its Heyday, 1900-1917 /
Hundreds of newspapers and magazines published by socialists, anarchists, and the Industrial Workers of the World in the years before World War I offered sharp critiques of the emerging corporate state that remain relevant in light of gaping twenty-first-century social inequity. Black, White, and Re...
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Kent, Ohio :
The Kent State University Press,
[2014]
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| Collection: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Table des matières:
- Introduction : the rise of a nineteenth-century radical press
- Socialists : national periodicals in the heartland
- Dailies : socialists take on the mainstream press
- Bombs and bombast : trials of socialist newspapers
- Cacophony : from a "one-hoss boss" to a party boss in the socialist press
- Wobblies : journalism as direct action by the Industrial Workers of the World
- Anarchy! : imagining a world without hierarchy
- The intellectuals : 'Wilshire's, ' 'The Masses, ' and the lyrical left
- "The black man's burden" : race and the radical press
- "What every woman should know" : women and the radical press
- Suppression : silencing the radical press during World War I.