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'''Lucille Burman Flato''' ([[September 21]], [[1922]] - [[January 7]], [[2004]]) was a writer, [[American Communist Party]] member and union activist.   

'''Lucille Burman Flato''' (September 21, 1922 - January 7, 2004) was a writer, [[American Communist Party]] member and union activist.   

Flato was born in [[Oakland, California]] to Daisy Whitney and Frank Burman. She moved to [[New York City]] as a young woman where she became a communist party member and met her future husband [[Charles Flato]], the writer and Soviet agent. She involved herself in party work, as well as union and community activities. In the 1950's, after marrying, she moved to [[San Francisco]].  

Flato was born in [[Oakland, California]] to Daisy Whitney and Frank Burman. She moved to [[New York City]] as a young woman where she became a communist party member and met her future husband [[Charles Flato]], the writer and Soviet agent. She involved herself in party work, as well as union and community activities. In the 1950's, after marrying, she moved to [[San Francisco]].  

She wrote extensively for the [[People's Weekly World]] under the name of Lucille Whitney, and wrote for several other publications.  

She wrote extensively for the [[People's Weekly World]] under the name of Lucille Whitney, and wrote for several other publications.  

In [[1995]], she graduated ''cum laude'' from [[San Francisco State University]].  She died in [[2004]] of complications from a massive stroke.

In 1995, she graduated ''cum laude'' from [[San Francisco State University]].  She died in 2004 of complications from a massive stroke.

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