The School of Political Action Technique: A New Frontier in Democracy, 1946-05-22

Item — Box: 6, Folder: Unknown

Identifier: CAC_CC_047_1_6_35_0008

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The document discusses the importance of political education and action, particularly in organizing labor unions for political participation. It criticizes old-school politicians who are resistant to change and fear losing their power to non-professional citizens. The National Citizens Political Action Committee conducts a school to teach practical political techniques to 500 students. The document highlights the need for a more militant democracy and the importance of getting more people involved in political decision-making. The document also mentions the Republican forums organized by Harold Stassen as a positive development. The instructors at the school are described as young and intellectual, with a focus on informing and empowering the average citizen in politics.

Dates

1946-05-22

Language of Materials

English

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