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“More Than A Score” reading by Jesse Hagopian: A video

This reading was filmed at Elliott Bay Books in Seattle on December 2, 2014.

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Savage Kingdom: The True Story of Jamestown, 1607, and the Settlement of America

Book Review: Savage Kingdom: Recommended for high school students, with a caveat, and adults.

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Ernest Besig, “Operation Correction,” 1961 ACLU

“If you’re to be called a communist every time you stand up for basic American rights and freedoms, what’s likely to happen? Will you be silent? And if so, is this what the House Committee on Un-American Activities is really after — a silent, submissive, un-protesting America?”

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