People's World
Biography
A daily news platform for the broad labor-led people’s movement—sorkers, the unemployed, people of color, immigrants, women, youth, seniors, LGBTQ people, cultural workers, students, and people with disabilities. The People's World traces its lineage to The Daily Worker, a communist/socialist paper.
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
Schulberg, Budd, 1951-05-25
"During the period from 1937 to 1939 I drifted into an informal study group, and fromm that to a Young Communist League Group to the communist party, because like many young men in their early twenties, I was deeply disturbed by the economic hardship I saw around me in those depression years and by the rising tide of Axis aggression...." Press release in which Schulberg talks about his book, What Makes Sammy Run?, and its reception.
The People's World, Undated
Announcement flyer for a fictional fireside chat in memory of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Held at California Hall, Turk and Polk Streets, San Francisco, California under the auspices of The People's World.