It's You They're After! by [CIVIL RIGHTS CONGRESS] - N.d. [1949]

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Philadelphia, 1954. Paperback. Very Good. Legal-sized broadsheet. 36cm. Later folds. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act. Includes a four-paragraph article about Rosa Lee Ingram, an African American woman imprisoned in Reidsville, Georgia.

Philadelphia, 1954. Paperback. Very Good. Legal-sized broadsheet. 36cm. Later folds. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act. The second page is a seven-paragraph article about problems of juvenile delinquency among African American youth.

1954. Paperback. Very Good. Legal-sized broadsheet. 36 cm. Later folds. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act. This issue announces a Conference Against McCarthyite Laws and Repression but gives no date or location for the conference.

Philadelphia, 1954. Paperback. Very Good. Legal-sized broadsheet. 36 cm. Later folds. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act.

Philadelphia, 1954. Paperback. Very Good. Legal-sized broadsheet. 36 cm. Later folds. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act. The second page in this issue is devoted to a Mother's Day Crusade for the freedom of Mrs. Ingram, an African American woman from Georgia who was sentenced (along with her two sons) to life imprisonment apparently for fatally resisting the sexual assault of a white man.

Philadelphia, 1954. Paperback. Very Good. Single sheet folded to form a 4-page issue. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act. Small boxed advertisement on fourth page for a Paul Robeson concert in Philadelphia on April 3, 1954.

1955. Very Good. Legal-sized broadsheet. 36cm. Later folds. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act. This issue is devoted to an attack on the informer system used by the US government in the Smith Act Trial in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, 1954. Paperback. Very Good. Legal-sized broadsheet. 36cm. Later folds. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act. Includes a four-paragraph article expressing doubts about the Eisenhower administration's willingness to enforce the recent Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education.

Very Good. Pennsylvania Civil Rights Congress. Let Freedom Ring. Vol. 1, No. 16 (August, 1954). Legal-sized broadsheet. 36cm. Later folds. Leftist publication primarily concerned with McCarthyism and the prosecution of Communists and others under the Smith Act. This issue is devoted to the verdicts in the Smith Act Trial in Philadelphia.