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Democracy in print captures many of the most influential voices from a century of United States history who have spoken out on the struggle to make real the promise of democracy for all Americans, railed against abuses of corporate power, renounced American empire, championed environmental causes, opposed war, and waged peace. It chronicles voices of the women's rights movement, the civil rights movement, the labor movement, and the gay rights movement. And on every page it declares the importance of an independent media by culling the best of the Progressive magazine over the last one hundred years--UW Press Web Site.
The Progressive magazine has served as a century-long platform for voices challenging the status quo and advocating for a more inclusive democracy in America. This collection draws from its archives to highlight influential figures who have confronted corporate power, critiqued American imperialism, championed environmentalism, and promoted peace. It documents the struggles and triumphs of the women's rights, civil rights, labor, and gay rights movements, underscoring the vital role of an independent media in these ongoing debates.
This compilation is presented as a significant historical document, drawing from a century of The Progressive magazine's influential content. It is framed as a testament to the enduring struggle for democracy and social justice in America, highlighting key movements and critical perspectives on power and empire. The collection emphasizes the crucial role of independent media in fostering public discourse and holding institutions accountable.
Page Count:
365
Publication Date:
2009-01-01
ISBN-10:
0299232247
ISBN-13:
9780299232245
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