Democracy, if we can keep it : the ACLU's 100-year fight for rights in America /
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New York :
The New Press,
[2020]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Preaching peace to a world at war
- The war on dangerous speech
- The year that shook America and spawned the ACLU
- Setting fire to wisdom and the origin of man
- Phony rapes and a righteous purge
- A yellow menace, red fears, white racism, and assimilation
- McCarthy crosses a line and Eisenhower sends troops to Little Rock
- A moral crusade, an immoral war, and a forbidden romance
- Resurrecting a Communist as the Nixon era ends
- Nazis, Jews, and the FBI
- Mourning a founder, defeating Bork, and atoning for internment
- Terrorism, torture, and the pursuit of justice
- Edward Snowden joins the ACLU
- The rise of Trump, the decline of truth
- Reflections
- Acknowledgments
- Notes
- Index.