Reproductive dynamics of
redbait, Emmelichthys nitidus (Emmelichthyidae), from South-Eastern Australia.
Governor Cherry's second big mistake in 1954 was to
redbait Faubus on account of his 1935 attendance at Commonwealth College, a socialist institution that had flourished briefly in the Ouachita Mountains near the town of Mena, Arkansas.
And this is not a soldier's uniform." Another time, I knew Butler and Welker had been to Denver, Colorado to
redbait a district attorney who was making trouble for the Mafia in Denver.
The region's political and economic elites race- and
redbaited the effort, which stands to this day as one of organized labor's great failures.
In the southeastern Pacific, Soviet trawling occurred on the Nazca and Salas y Gomez Ridges for mackerel (Trachurus murphyi) and
redbaits (Emmelichthys spp.), mainly in the 1970s but sporadic exploratory fishing also occurred in the 1980s (Clark et al., 2007; Galvez, 2009).
Similarly, when SNCC began to move in more radical directions after Freedom Summer, it was
redbaited and donations declined from liberal groups, who were trained in the lock-step anticommunism of the era.
As it was, she edited the Timber Worker, without the credit of being the editor, until she was
redbaited out.
Still, its leaders were
redbaited and attacked on numerous occasions by studio heads who wanted to free themselves of the union's yoke.
"One couldn't help but be politicized in the conflict between the socalled Free World and the Communist bloc I was one of those put under surveillance by the military intelligence, attested to by Boni Gillego, and
Redbaited by some from the religious community led by a Jesuit priest."
But the two organizations never had a close relationship, and, after World War II, the URWEA
redbaited Local 65 out of the international.
Such a view was particularly held by former Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) staffer Jack O'Dell, who by 1963 had become a contributing editor for Freedomways after being
redbaited out of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s organization.