Prior Student Movements
Robert Cohen, When the Old Left Was Young: Student Radicals and America's First Mass Student Movement, 1929-1941. New York, Oxford University Press, 1993
The Struggle for Free Speech at CUNY, 1931-42 Introduction
The Struggle for Free Speech at CCNY, 1931-42
Student Political Activism during the 1930s and 1940s
1934 UCLA Free Speech Movement
Sean Burns, Vernacular Strut, p49
Robert Cohen, When the Old left was Young, pp.118-29, 132, 146, 255University of Minnesota 1930-1942
California, Spring 2017
Our House: Chaos and Creation in the Berkeley Student Cooperative
By Alastair Boone and Sarah Elizabeth Adler
",,,Harry Kingman, the Christian missionary who helped found the BSC [Berkeley Student Cooperative], remembered that, when he was “trying to help these co-ops get going, there also developed a free speech problem at the University.… In those days the rules were pretty strict that there couldn’t be any meetings on campus, political or religious."Peter Franck Interview, October 17, 1964, Campus history starting 1932
1/16/2017: NYU Prof. Robert Cohen notes that “1932 was not the start date of all this. It was the west coast red scare of 1934, sparked by the waterfront strike, the SF General Strike, and Upton Sinclair's socialistic campaign for Cal's governorship that led to the new restrictions on outside speakers at Berkeley and at UCLA.”A Short History of the University of California Speaker Ban
by Jo Freeman (2000)
begins with events of 1947May 1960 HUAC in SF and Aftermath at UCB
Burton White, Irving Hall, Michael Rossman and others formed Bay Area Student Committee for the Abolition of the House UnAmerican Activities CommitteeDress Rehearsal for McCarthyism by Carol Smith
Student Activism article wikipedia
