When David Horowitz was a child, he and other children of Communist party members went to Camp Wo-Chi-Ca, short for "Workers’ Children’s Camp," where they held ritual bonfires to burn comic books considered "imperialistic" and "anti-Communist" by the camp’s directors. Today he is president of the Center for the Study of Popular Culture in Los Angeles, where (...)
May 23, 1997
Books
Radical Son
Radical SonA Journey Through Our TimesDavid HorowitzThe Free Pess, $24.50, 468 pp.
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