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...Michael Cohen In 1915 Art Young, the most important radical cartoonist of the Haymarket Generation, drew a simple image for The Masses of a gigantic man laden with weapons striding across the earth, captioned “Looking for Peace.” This image, appearing between the Ludlow massacre, the U.S. military...

... for the socialist masses. The content of broadcasting was never uniform; rather, each county, town, village, and even the individual broadcaster had a say in what sounds came out of their loudspeakers. Accordingly, the Chinese socialist soundscape was not only peppered with quotation songs and political slogans...

...Ann Barr Snitow 1979 STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF SEXUALITY Mass Market Romance: Pornography for Women is Different Ann Barr Snitow I Last year 109 million...

...Helena Cobban MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2006 REFLECTIONS The Role of Mass Incarceration in Counterinsurgency: A Reflection on Caroline Elkins’sImperial Reckoning in Light of Recent Events Helena Cobban Caroline Elkins, Imperial...

...Barry Shank Copyright © 2000 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2000 Subject, Commodity, Marketplace: The American Artists Group and the Mass Production of Distinction Barry Shank In 1936, when Walter Benjamin...

...Edward P. Morgan Copyright ©2000 MARHO: The Radical Historian's Organization, Inc. 2000 From Virtual Community to Virtual History: Mass Media and the American Antiwar Movement of the 1960s Edward P. Morgan The tide...

... of cooperative, illicit, and informal economies, coupled irregularly with the stigmatized wage labor of women and children: these mechanisms, although at odds with bourgeois morality, worked as a kind of informal insurance. 4 Then the rise of mass production created a new set of economic pressures...

...Jesse Berrett Copyright © 1996 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1996 The Sex Revolts: Reading Gender and Identity in Mass Culture Jesse Berrett S. Paige Baty, American Monroe: The Making ofa Body Politic. Berkeley...

...Richard Reitan This article traces the emergence of neoliberalism in Japan and critically assesses the strategies through which it has attained legitimacy. The assertion in the 1970s that Japan was a “middle-mass” society in which all enjoyed common income levels and lifestyles operated...

... of racial difference taking place on a transnational scale, it also emphasizes the centrality of mass media and soccer in both countries' efforts to claim racial success. In addition, the macaquitos affair lays bare ongoing conflicts between new, popular mass media of the 1912–30 period and the Argentine...

...Barbara Schmucki In British cities, as in other European cities, pedestrians' daily practices were refashioned by mass motorization and a new auto culture after the Second World War. Concentrating on people walking in urban areas, this essay examines the transformation of pedestrians in public...

... of provisioning. This article counters that demand did not drive mass retail, that work was not always saved by shopping at supermarkets or buying premade foods and that provisioning remained an ongoing, and sometimes frustrating, negotiation through the twentieth century. This new work on local foods comes from...

... as true of South Africa and of the vast mass of that country's black population as it has been elsewhere. The article also registers, however, the widespread popular resistance to such an outcome that has now surfaced there and the demands for a more meaningful “liberation” that this has brought...

...-constitutional decree laws; delegation of legislative authority ( facultades extraordinarias ) to the executive branch; broad application of the penal code and legislation regulating the “internal security of the state” and “public order”; censorship and persecution of journalists, mass media, films, and private...

... Europeans in the United States during the transitional decade of the 1920s. The prefight coverage provides a unique window into the complex relationships between the construction of racial identities and mass sporting culture. Representations of Firpo hewed closely to established racial stereotypes and yet...

... brown femininity as central to a new iconography of modern Jamaica. “Miss Ebony,” the category for dark-complected women, won particular public attention, for it allegorized the desirable transformation of the mass of black Jamaica into a refined modern citizenry. The “Ten Types” beauty contest provides...

...Kristopher Imbrigotta With the onset and proliferation of today's twenty-four-hour mass media culture, war in particular has become—and will continue to be—very photogenic. But can we rely on what we see? What is missing from that message? Strictly speaking, Marxist thinkers and critics have been...

...Ximena Espeche Abstract Operation Truth (Operación Verdad) was the Cuban Revolution’s first major intervention in the global mass media. In late January 1959, the revolutionary government invited journalists and politicians from around the world to witness the trials and executions of individuals...

..., a commitment to continent-wide revolution, and a vision of a better world. Through festivals, gatherings, and conferences, mass concerts and radio, international travel, and, under dictatorship, clandestinely circulated cassette tapes, the Nueva Canción exemplified a generation’s search for multiple meanings...

... that one show up and provide relief, no questions asked. Second, mutual aid grounds the forging of new social relations that are more survivable than those produced by HIV stigma, mass criminalization, and organized abandonment. Third, transformative justice offers both a vision and a practice...