Jelasin soal Red Channels dong

Red Channels: The Report of Communist Influence in Radio and Television adalah sebuah dokumen anti-Komunis yang diterbitkan di Amerika Serikat pada permulaan 1950an. Dikeluarkan oleh jurnal sayap kanan Counterattack pada 22 Juni 1950, buku bergaya pamflet tersebut menampilkan 151 pemeran, penulis, musisi, wartawan siaran, dan lainnya dalam konteks upaya manipulasi komunis terhadap industri hiburan. Sekitar 151 orang tersebut serentak ditolak kerja karena keyakinan politik, riwayat, atau asosiasi mereka dengan dugaan-dugaan subversif.

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Miller, Merle (1952). "The Judges and the Judged." Collected in Blacklisting: An Original Anthology (1971), Merle Miller and John Cogley. New York: Arno Press/New York Times.

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"Who's Blacklisted?" Time, August 22, 1949 (available online, subscription required).

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The Cold War Home Front: Red Channels. – links to many reproduced pages of the original book; part of the Authentic History Center website