Daily Worker

Daily Worker
	No. 254 dari Daily Worker (7 November 1927)
Tipe	Surat kabar harian
Format	lembar lebar dan tabloid
Penerbit	Partai Komunis Amerika Serikat
Didirikan	1921; 104 tahun lalu
Pandangan politik	Komunis
Bahasa	Inggris
Berhenti publikasi	Januari 1958
Pusat	New York City, New York; Chicago, Illinois;
Sirkulasi surat kabar	beragam

Daily Worker adalah sebuah surat kabar yang diterbitkan di New York City oleh Partai Komunis Amerika Serikat, sebuah organisasi yang dulunya berafiliasi dengan Comintern. Publikasinya dimulai pada 1924.^[1] Meskipun umumnya menampilkan pandangan partai tersebut, upaya dibuat untuk menampilkan spektrum yang lebih luas dari opini sayap kiri. Pada masa kejayaannya, surat kabar tersebut diedarkan sejumlah 35.000. Para kontributornya meliputi Robert Minor dan Fred Ellis (kartunis), Lester Rodney (penyunting olahraga), David Karr, Richard Wright, John L. Spivak, Peter Fryer, Woody Guthrie dan Louis F. Budenz.

Catatan kaki

^ Pederson, Vernon (January 11, 2008). "Take It As Red". On The Media for National Public Radio. Diarsipkan dari asli tanggal 2008-08-21. Founded in 1924, the Daily Worker – which ceased to be a daily 50 years ago – was the de facto house organ of American Communism.

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