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Savio, Mario

Scahill, Jeremy

Schakowsky, Jan

Schanberg, Sydney

Schrecker, Ellen

Schumann, Peter

Sedition Act

Seeger, Pete

Sennet, Richard

September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks (911)

Shange, Ntozake

Sharon, Ariel

Sheehan, Cindy

Shepard, Sam

Shetterly, Rob

Simon, Paul

Simons, George

Sinclair, Upton

Slaughter, Anne-Marie

Smith, Adam

Smith, Frederick

Smith, Sharon

Social Gospel movement

Socialism and socialists

and anticommunist purges

and liberal era

muzzling of

pre-World War I,

and World War I,

Socrates

Somalia

Soros, George

South Korea

Soviet Union

Speculators and speculation

Spinoza, Baruch

Spivak, Gayatri

Stack, Joe

Stalin, Joseph

Stanton, Olive

Starnes, Joseph

Steimer, Mollie

Steinbeck, John

Steinem, Gloria

Stern, Fritz

Stewart, Ellen

Stieber, Josh

Stone, I. F.

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

Stupak, Bart

Sullivan, Mark

Sulzberger, Arthur “Punch,”

Supreme Court, U.S.

Surowiecki, James

Surveillance

Swanson, David

Syria

Taft-Hartley Act

Taliban

Tarbell, Ida

Tarde, Gabriel

Taxes

Tea Party movement

Teamsters Union

Teer, Barbara Ann

Terrorism

domestic

and drugs

Islamic

and laws

and Obama

and patriotism

war on

Theater

Bread and Puppet Theatre

and censorship

and civil-rights movement

and grants and commercial constraints

Living Theatre and Open Theater

radical current in 1920s and 1930s,

as spectacle or celebrity-driven entertainment

Theater for the New City

and World War I,

Theweleit, Klaus

Thomson, Virgil

Totalitarianism

classical

and hostility toward left

inverted

movements

Tracy, David

Treasury, U.S.

Trotsky, Leon

Trotter, Wilfred

Truman, Harry

Trump, Donald

Truth, Sojourner

Tuchman, Barbara

Twain, Mark

Twight, Charlotte

Ulmer, Gregory

Unemployment

and Bell

in China

and hypermasculinity

insurance taxes

and liberals

long-term

in 1930s,

and Obama

and permanent underclass

real rate of

and right-wing backlash

Union of American Hebrew Congregations

Unions, labor

and blacklisting

and Catholic Worker

and class struggle

communist

and corporations

and democracy and rights of workers

and dignity and hope

dismantling of

and FedEx and UPS

as junior partners of capitalist class

and leaders’ salaries

and liberal class

and National Labor Relations Act

and 1960s,

and 1930s,

percent of American workers in

public-sector

and radical leaders

and Taft-Hartley Act

and utopia and progress

and World War I,

United Automobile Workers

United Mine Workers

United Nations (U.N.)

Universities

and anticommunism

and Berrigan

and children of immigrants

and collegiality, conformity, and tenure

and common good

and corporate power

and critical thinking and independence of mind

and Finkelstein

and liberal class

and multiculturalism

and philanthropy

and poststructuralism

and resistance

and specialization

and tax-exemption and money

UPS

U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops

Van Agtmael, Peter

Van Itallie, Jean-Claude

Vietnam War

and protest

Violence

Wall Street

bailouts

and Bell

and communists

manipulation and dishonesty on

and Obama

and World War I,

Wallace, Graham

Wallace, Henry

Walling, William English

Walzer, Michael

War

brutal and savage reality of

and liberal class

veterans

See also Afghanistan war; Iraq war; Permanent war; World War I; World War II

Warhol, Andy

Warren, Earl

Watergate

Weather Underground

Weavers

Weber, Max

Weisman, Fred

Welfare

Welles, Orson

Wellstone, Paul

West Bank

White, Edward Douglas

Whyte, William H.

Wicker, Ireene

Wieseltier, Leon

WikiLeaks

Wilson, Woodrow

Winfrey, Oprah

Wolin, Sheldon

Women’s rights and equality

Woods,