Voices of revolution: the dissident press in America

1. Fighting for the rights of American labor.

2. Awakening a nation to the sins of slavery.

3. Setting a revolutionary agenda for women's rights.

4. Promoting "free love" in the victorian age.

5. Crusading against the barbarism of lynching.

6. Educating America on the merits of socialism.

7. Following anarchy toward a new social order.

8. Propelling Black Americans into the promised land.

9. Demanding wider access to birth control information.

10. Opposing America's "dirty war" in Vietnam.

11. Defining a counterculture of sex, drugs, rock n' roll...and social justice.

12. Standing tall and tough against racial oppression.

13. Creating an agenda for gay and lesbian rights.

14. Liberating the American woman.

Speaking up for the disenfranchised. Fighting for the rights of American labor

Awakening a nation to the sins of slavery

Setting a revolutionary agenda for women's rights. Struggling to form a more perfect union. Promoting "free love" in the Victorian age

Crusading against the barbarism of lynching

Educating America on the merits of socialism

Following anarchy toward a new social order. Rising from a lone voice to a mass movement. Propelling black Americans into the promised land

Demanding wider access to birth control information. Changing the world in a single generation. Opposing America's dirty war in Vietnam

Defining a counterculture of sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll

and social justice

Standing tall and tough against racial oppression

Creating an agenda for gay and lesbian rights

Liberating the American woman

Dissidence in a new millennium.