The Class Warfare Editorial
Jun 17, 2021
This is my sixth editorial, which means I’m nearing the end of my time as Editor in Chief. It also means that I’m pretty overworked, so we decided that it would be best if I was killed, cryogenically frozen, and revived just to write these editorials and yell at people for not submitting articles. Needless to say, I don’t know what’s going on in the world right now. So, when they told my defrosting corpse that the theme for this issue was “Class Warfare,” I felt like I wouldn’t be the most knowledgeable person to write about it.
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This is a 1970 Robert Grossman / Abie Sussman / Lloyd Fink and The Fund for New Priorities in America anti-Vietnam-War protest broadside denouncing the lack of action by President Richard Nixon and the U.S. Senate. Entitled,
They ve got an invisible program to end and undeclared war backed by a silent majority, the broadside fires with both barrels from the start. By using the phrases invisible program , undeclared war and silent majority, The Fund for New Priorities in America makes it clear they believe their government is purposely misleading the American people.
Silent MajorityThe Nixon administration first used the term silent majority in May 1969, when Vice President Spiro T. Agnew stated, It is time for America s silent majority to stand up for its rights… . Anti-war protests continued. After the first Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam demonstrations happened on Octo