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Plagiarism controversy
Ron Radosh, himself a former CPUSA member, also confirmed that Howard Zinn was a member of the CPUSA, and also left the party like himself, although what differed was their motives: Radosh realized that the Communist Party was antithetical to the American way, while Zinn left because "it [the CPUSA] wasn't revolutionary enough."
Ron Radosh, himself a former CPUSA member, also confirmed that Howard Zinn was a member of the CPUSA, and also left the party like himself, although what differed was their motives: Radosh realized that the Communist Party was antithetical to the American way, while Zinn left because "it [the CPUSA] wasn't revolutionary enough."
==Plagiarism controversy==
Historian Mary Grabar notes how several portions of Zinn's work are plagiarized from other radicals.<ref>[https://thefederalist.com/2019/08/21/howard-zinns-anti-american-propaganda-takes-smithsonian/ Howard Zinn’s Anti-American Propaganda Takes Over The Smithsonian]<ref>
==See also==
==See also==