Character assassination /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Philosophical Library,
[1950]
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| Series: | Civil rights and social justice.
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| Online Access: | Connect to the full text of this electronic book |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction, what price freedom
- I. The American ideal
- II. Prejudice, hysteria, murder
- III. Smearing the presidents; George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Delano Roosevelt
- IV. Anti-Semitism, Group assassination
- V. Ammunition against the Negro
- Education
- Segregation
- Freedom of Speech
- Employment
- Safety and security of person
- Citizenship
- Marriage
- Health
- Service in the military
- The experiences of Ray Sprigle
- Towards a program of action
- VI. Hitting labor below the belt
- Pamphleteering against Unions
- Mohawk Valley formula
- LaFollette Committee's findings
- Communist label
- Spies and gangsters
- VII. The struggle for the mind of America
- Blasting the federal council of churches
- The World Council of Churches
- Attacking prophetic leaders of religion
- Case of Cecil Hinshaw
- Case of Gesa Takaro
- Religion and the un- American committee
- Spiritual mobilization
- VIII. Corrosion of politics and education
- IX. The case history of an assassination bomb
- X. Who is un-American
- Un-American committee
- Washington purges
- William W. Remington vindicated
- XI. Recovery of faith in freedom
- The why of Character assassination
- Inoculating the minds of men against intolerance
- A free Press and a free radio
- Helping to build one world
- Appendix
- National organizations which should educate against character assassination
- Education
- Employment
- Labor
- Films.