The Liberator (magazine)

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literary magazine magazine political magazine

The Liberator was a radical American political and literary magazine of the early 20th century known for its socialist views, anti-war stance, and support of labor and civil rights movements.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	literary magazine → magazine → political magazine →
advocated	racial equality → women's rights → workers' rights →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
coveredEvent	Russian Revolution of 1917 →
editor	Floyd Dell → Max Eastman →
endTime	mid-1920s →
focusesOn	art → literature → politics → socialism →
foundedBy	Crystal Eastman → Max Eastman →
frequency	monthly →
genre	left-wing periodical → radical press →
ideology	Marxism →
knownFor	avant-garde artwork → criticism of capitalism → radical political commentary → socialist analysis → support for labor strikes →
language	English →
medium	print →
notableContributor	Art Young → Boardman Robinson → Claude McKay → John Reed → Louise Bryant → Michael Gold →
opposed	World War I →
politicalAlignment	socialist →
position	anti-war →
predecessor	The Masses (magazine) →
publishedInCity	New York City →
publisher	Liberator Publishing Company →
replaced	The Masses (magazine) →
startTime	1918 →
supported	Bolshevik Revolution → civil rights movement → labor movement →
targetAudience	American left-wing activists → labor organizers → socialist intellectuals →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Crystal Eastman →	coFounded