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...Maurice B. Wheeler 2005 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2005 INTERVENTIONS The Politics of Access: Libraries and the Fight for Civil Liberties in Post-9/11 America Maurice B. Wheeler...

...Rogers M. Smith 2005 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2005 REFLECTIONS Civil Liberties in the Brave New World of Antiterrorism Rogers M. Smith Sadly, it’s true: there is an undeniable tension...

... outcry against civil liberty violations, FBI leaders falsely justified the program in terms of the fight against terrorism. In fact, COINTELPRO had begun in 1956 to combat the U.S. Communist Party and investigated tens of thousands of people who had no ties to political violence. As in later...

... the working classes to achieve their interests by democratizing the political economy, educating the working class toward autono- mous citizenship, and creating a society imbued with civil liberties. Half a century later, American farmers came to understand the intersection of credit, “the man...

... for selected crimes defined in the Code of Military Justice. © 2016 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2016 Chilean politics military dictatorship Chilean democracy Chile civil liberties The Political Architecture of Dictatorship Chile before September 11, 1973 Brian...

... and national interests have rightly been criticized for their constrictions of civil lib- erties.2 But the costs are much greater than those evoked by the question, as it is most often framed, of whether we are willing to sacrifi ce “some” liberties for a greater sense...

... the causes of human rights, black equality, and civil liberties.5 The Sojourners developed a “black left feminism,” which according to the literary critic Mary Helen Washington is a politics that centers working-class women by combining Communist Party positions on race, gender, and class...

... on Contributors 177 Jeanne F. Theoharis is an assistant professor of political science at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. She is coauthor with Athan Theoharis of “These Yet-to-Be United States”: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties in Post-1945...

... on Contributors 177 Jeanne F. Theoharis is an assistant professor of political science at Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. She is coauthor with Athan Theoharis of “These Yet-to-Be United States”: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties in Post-1945...

... centers.28 This demand for individual hearing boards was taken up by the American Civil Liberties Union and by many of the church groups which had appeared at the Tolan Committee hearings, and it clearly challenged the policy itself. After removal had taken place, however, Fisher believed...

... centers.28 This demand for individual hearing boards was taken up by the American Civil Liberties Union and by many of the church groups which had appeared at the Tolan Committee hearings, and it clearly challenged the policy itself. After removal had taken place, however, Fisher believed...

..., even as modern and luxurious Eros Centers. We refuse to be sexual civil senrants, deprived of all civil liberties. We refuse to be nationalized or municipalized.” One reason the women were so adamant on this point was that polls showed public opinion to favor reopening the brothels.2...

... to these scholars. Grass- roots Progressives themselves, they had no patience with Stalinist "popular" vulgarizations, And they -all of them -had a deep commitment to civil liberties, to open discussion, in a time of liberal surrender and Communist duplicity. That counted a great deal when so many...

... 1967 to 1981, believes that the 2006 Terrorism Act “is a fundamental attack on traditional liberties,” “liberties which go back to Magna Carta.”16 What these latter indictments fail to mention, however, is that this more recent attack on civil liberties by the state has taken the form of racial...

... and the civil liberties tradition-defined twentieth century liberalism, Foner argues. In many ways, the rest of the twentieth century would witness first the expansion of this liberal, increasingly pluralist tradition during the New Deal and Civil Rights eras, then its retraction during the New Right’s...

... to be the most reliable champions of Zes droits de 17wmme. Republican opponents of the July Monarchy organized the Soci6t6 des droits de I'homme in the early 1830s Dismissed by Furet as a Jacobin secret society, the Soci6t6 included in its ranks at least one true friend of civil liberty, the mason Martin...

... these images, although the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has filed suit to have all 144 photo- graphs submitted by Specialist Joseph M. Darby to Army investigators made public. Needless to say, this situation is reversed elsewhere, perhaps especially in Iraq itself. Photographs At the same...

...- sion and aggrandizement that invite every “loyal American” to participate; these wars will cost everyone dearly in monetary reserves, civil liberties, and political freedom. There is also an ethical and spiritual cost. Exceptionalism that allows a national pre...

.... McClory, “Attacks Police Secrecy.” 10. Aucoin, “Journalistic Moral Engagement,” 560–61 . 11. Donald P. Moore letter to Thomas B. Morgan, April 21, 19, Series V, Box 80, Folder 10, American Civil Liberties Union, Illinois Division, Records, University of Chicago Library. 12. McNeil...

... not appear to be a moment to quibble over a lack of sensitivity to civil liberties. And the push for the memorial that the second president obviously felt he deserved has picked up a wide range of supporters, including liberals like Mary McGrory and Ted Kennedy...