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Democratic Underground is an online community for supporters of the US Democratic Party. It has faced criticism for controversial posts, a hacking incident, and a copyright infringement lawsuit.
Bill Ayers is a retired professor and a co-founder of the far-left militant group Weather Underground, which conducted bombings against U.S. targets in the 1960s and 1970s. He is also the husband of Bernardine Dohrn, another Weather Underground leader, and was involved in the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign controversy.
On September 27, 2010, Democratic Underground filed a counterclaim, arguing that Democratic Underground was not responsible for the posting, and that the excerpt posted to the site was a fair use. Democratic Underground sought favorable judgment and attorney's fees, and demanded a jury trial for all triable issues of fact.
This article lists 212 elected officials affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), a political nonprofit organization. DSA members and endorsees run as Democrats, Greens, independents, or in local parties.
Days of Rage were a series of violent demonstrations organized by the Weatherman faction of SDS in October 1969, to protest U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The riots resulted in clashes with police, property damage, arrests and injuries, and marked the beginning of the Weatherman's turn to urban guerrilla tactics.
Susan Rosenberg is an American activist, writer, and advocate for social justice and prisoners' rights. She was a member of a far-left terrorist group that engaged in bombings and robberies, and served 16 years in prison before being pardoned by President Clinton.
Weather Underground (WUO) was a far-left Marxist militant organization that sought to overthrow the U.S. government in the 1970s. It carried out bombings, riots, and other acts of political violence, and was influenced by the anti-war and civil rights movements.
By 1955, it begins working with underground operatives in the Soviet bloc while trying to coordinate efforts between European and Latin American Christian Democratic parties. May and July 1956: The ODCA, NEI, and CDUCE meet for the first time in Paris at a gathering of 33 delegations from 28 countries to discuss the creation of a global ...