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"Of the sixty-nine professors fired nationwide for political reasons during the McCarthy Era, nearly half were from the University of California. A small band of men and women at California's Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses defied the stranglehold of McCarthyism in a refusal to sign the non-communist loyalty oath required by the institution. While college professors across the nation meekly acquiesced to non-communist oaths in order to keep their jobs, this group of "nonsigners" resisted in defense of free speech. Revisiting a controversy considered one of the most important crises ever…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2009Stanford University Press · 307 pages · 9780804759229
Politics and governmentAcademic freedomUniversity of California (1868-1952)Anti-communist movementsLoyalty oathsHistoryMccarthy, joseph, 1908-1957University of california (system)





