Hedges and Giroux: The Age of Manufactured Ignorance
"The Red Scare, Giroux warns, is alive and well in America."
"The Red Scare, Giroux warns, is alive and well in America."
As Staughton Lynd and other historians have demonstrated, the labor upsurge of the early 1930s was driven by local unions that mobilized entire communities, frequently bridging racial and gender divides.