This is a 1953 pamphlet published by the Correspondence chapter in New York City. 'Artie Cuts Out' was an influential piece of inquiry with a high school student in New York about the context and development of a student strike. Author Martin Glaberman Copied to clipboard Artie Cuts Out Attachments Bauman_ArtieCutsOut.pdf (7.75 MB) Correspondence Publishing Committee autonomist Marxism Martin Glaberman CLR James Raya Dunayevskaya Grace Lee Boggs Comments
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