The romance of American Communism

Book • 1977

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Mentioned by

Curtis Yarvin

as the author of "The Romance of American Communism", a book discussing cancel culture in the 1960s and 70s.

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Brace Belden

as a book that details an instance where someone served watermelon to a dinner party and that was taken as a racial slight.

Mentioned by

Hannah Proctor

in relation to the complexities of personal and political transformation within left-wing movements.

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Charles Derber

in the context of the American communism in the 30s.

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Franz Nicolay

, referring to it as a book recently reissued, featuring oral histories of old leftists.

Mentioned by

Emily Callaci

when discussing Selma James's working-class upbringing.

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