A set of contemporary photographs about the 1912 San Diego Free Speech Fight, documenting the police violence and some of the participants in the fight. Copied to clipboard Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) United States repression San Diego San Diego Free Speech Fight Comments
1912: The San Diego free speech fight A history of the most violent of the Free Speech Fights. A combination of police brutality and vigilante terror was unleashed against the IWW and…
A Fight for Free Speech in San Diego: Davey Jones An account of the San Diego Free Speech Fight, focuses on the role of the local press in stirring up hostility to the IWW, and its support for…
Comrade Malik speaks out on nationwide program of political repression against prison organizers Keith "Comrade Malik" Washington writes about his own experiences of the nationally…
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“The Ku Klux Government”: Vigilantism, lynching, and the repression of the IWW Michael Cohen's journal article on the extra-parliamentary repression of the IWW that ran parallel…
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