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Category: Radicalism

Crime
Radicalism

Anarchist Bombings

On April 28, 1919
By Julia Connelly
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The anarchist bombings of 1919 consists of two separate instances, both occurred only a month apart from one another. The anarchist movement in America was…

Labor
Radicalism

Eugene V. Debs Imprisoned

On April 13, 1919
By Gloria Glavan
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Eugene Victor Debs was best known as a Socialist, a labor leader, and a five time presidential candidate. In 1918, after Debs made a speech…

Government
Radicalism

Schenck v. United States

On March 3, 1919
By Cody Brown
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Schenck v. United States (1919) was a landmark Supreme Court case that decided that certain speech is not protected under the first amendment. The Supreme…

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