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|Editorial | |||
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|2-3 | |2-3 | ||
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|The Artists' Union, N.Y. (1934-1938) | |||
|H. R. Felton | |H. R. Felton | ||
|4-6 | |4-6 | ||
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|Meeting (story) | |||
|Ron Stevens | |Ron Stevens | ||
|7-25 | |7-25 | ||
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|'Down with Shah': courageous Iranian students lead nationwide protest against the Shah's fascist regime | |||
|J. Byron | |J. Byron | ||
|25-35 | |25-35 | ||
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|To Negro writers: given at the American Writer's Congress, 1935 | |||
|Langston Hughes | |Langston Hughes | ||
|36 | |36 | ||
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|White Man | |||
|Langston Hughes | |Langston Hughes | ||
|36 | |36 | ||
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|Art and unions in the U.S. | |||
|Fred Lonidier | |Fred Lonidier | ||
|37-45 | |37-45 | ||
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|Two roads | |||
|C.K. Conridge | |C.K. Conridge | ||
|46-61 | |46-61 | ||
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|Social mobility found key to U.S. views on class | |||
|Steven V. Roberts | |Steven V. Roberts | ||
|62 | |62 | ||
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|The free world thesis | |||
|L. Lucha | |L. Lucha | ||
|63-67 | |63-67 | ||
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|Listen close | |||
|Helen R. | |Helen R. | ||
|64 | |64 | ||
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Publication | Red-Herring |
Date | 1978 |
Volume | 1 |
Number | 2 |
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Contents
Title | Author | pg. | Notes |
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Editorial | 2-3 | ||
The Artists' Union, N.Y. (1934-1938) | H. R. Felton | 4-6 | |
Meeting (story) | Ron Stevens | 7-25 | |
'Down with Shah': courageous Iranian students lead nationwide protest against the Shah's fascist regime | J. Byron | 25-35 | |
To Negro writers: given at the American Writer's Congress, 1935 | Langston Hughes | 36 | |
White Man | Langston Hughes | 36 | |
Art and unions in the U.S. | Fred Lonidier | 37-45 | |
Two roads | C.K. Conridge | 46-61 | |
Social mobility found key to U.S. views on class | Steven V. Roberts | 62 | |
The free world thesis | L. Lucha | 63-67 | |
Listen close | Helen R. | 64 |