Also exhibited are newspaper articles and magazine cartoons conveying the scope of controversy sparked by Goldman as she lectured across the country. The visuals are accompanied by a narrative clearly tracing Goldman's thought and activities in the context of the social and political movements of the early twentieth century. Since the Project's inception in 1980 it has benefitted from the support of dozens of foundations and individuals across the country. Members of Emma's List will be gratefully acknowledged in the forthcoming book edition. If you value the Project's efforts to preserve and share with the public the primary resources of this intriguing American radical and feminist, we urge you to make a contribution to the Emma Goldman Papers.
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