GOvernment corruption in cities
Lincoln Joseph Steffens was a reporter who wrote for the New York Evening Post. He wrote about Boss Tweed, the Mexican Revolution, and the Soviet Revolution. He was called a muckracker.
Cleveland, Ohio (in Shame of the Cities, 1904) under Mayor Tom Johnson.
The first colonists to publicly criticize slavery were the Quakers.
The Quakers were the first group to publicly criticize slavery.
The Church And Religion
political corruption
Lincoln Joseph Steffens was a reporter who wrote for the New York Evening Post. He wrote about Boss Tweed, the Mexican Revolution, and the Soviet Revolution. He was called a muckracker.
Lincoln Steffens has written: 'Lincoln Steffens speaking' 'The shame of the cities' -- subject(s): Municipal government, Political corruption 'Letters, 1889-1936'
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corrupt government.
Lincoln Steffens was a journalist who covered the Mexican Revolution of 1910 and wrote on the beginnings of the government of the Soviet Union, based on his visit there.
Lincoln Steffens was an American journalist and author who wrote several influential books. Some of his notable works include "The Shame of the Cities" (1904), which exposed political corruption in American cities, and "Autobiography of Lincoln Steffens" (1931), in which he reflected on his experiences as a muckraking journalist. Steffens' writings had a significant impact on the Progressive Era and the field of investigative journalism.
In the shame of the cities, Lincoln Steffens argued that people needed to care about the common good even if they were doing well personally.