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Susan Braudy was born in Philadelphia and was educated at Bryn Mawr, the University of Pennsylvania, and Yale. She has written for many publications, including The New York Times, Newsweek, and The Atlantic Monthly. Her investigative essay for The New York Times Magazine was the basis of a federal anti-trust suit that forced CBS to divest itself of one of two paperback houses. She is the author of four previous books, among them This Crazy Thing Called Love. She lives in New York City.
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FIRST ANCHOR BOOKS EDITION, NOVEMBER 2004
Copyright 2003 by Susan Braudy
All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. Published in the United States by Anchor Books, a division of Random House, Inc., New York, and simultaneously in Canada by Random House of Canada Limited, Toronto. Originally published in slightly different form in hardcover in the United States by Alfred A. Knopf, a division of Random House, New York, in 2003.
Anchor Books and colophon are registered trademarks of Random House, Inc.
Grateful acknowledgement is made to the following for permission to reprint previously published material: Marc Blitzstein: Lyrics from Whats the Matter with Me? Reprinted by courtesy of the estate of Marc Blitzstein. Michael Boudin: Excerpts from the poems Creation, Mother/Daughter, and Thank You Papa by Jean Boudin. Reprinted by permission of Michael Boudin. John Castellucci: Excerpts from The Big Dance by John Castellucci. Copyright 1986 by John Castellucci. Reprinted by permission of the author. Ms. Magazine (August 1976). Reprinted by permission of Ms. Magazine. Jonah Raskin: Excerpts from Out of the Whale by Jonah Raskin. Reprinted by permission of the author.
The Library of Congress has cataloged the Knopf edition as follows:
Braudy, Susan.
Family circle: the Boudins and the aristocracy of the left/Susan Braudy.1st ed.
p. cm
Includes bibliographical references.
1. Boudin, Kathy. 2. Boudin, Leonard, 1912 3. Boudin, Jean. 4. Left-wing extremistsUnited StatesBiography. 5. RadicalismUnited States. I. Title.
HN90.R3B73 2003
322.42092dc21
[B]
2003052702
Vintage ISBN: 1-4000-7748-6
eBook ISBN: 978-0-8041-5361-4
www.anchorbooks.com
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I wish to thank
Victoria A. Wilson,
Joseph Weintraub,
John Castellucci, and
Owen Laster
In every government on earth there is some trace of human weakness, some germ of corruption, some degeneracy.
T HOMAS J EFFERSON
Louis Boudin storms out of a socialist convention, Chicago, 1919
Louis Boudin and David Dubinsky at a reception at the Commodore Hotel, circa 1940
Anna Pavitt Boudin, circa 1938
Paul Goodman, circa 1931, at the Parthenon
Leonard B. Boudins picture from City College yearbook, 1932
The Furriers Union strike, 1927
Jean Roisman, West Philadelphia High School yearbook, 1929
Esther Roisman, West Philadelphia High School yearbook, 1926
I. F. Izzy Stone, Haddonfield High School yearbook, 1924
Clifford Odets, Stella Adler, and Luther Adler, circa 1935
Marc Blitzstein and his wife, Eva, Provincetown, 1935
Earl Browder at Morris Leofs, circa 1929
Leon Berkowitz, a color field painter and friend of Jean Boudin
Jean Boudin and her son, Michael, with her friend Alice Carlen and her daughter, Susan, Atlantic City, circa 1942
Victor Rabinowitz, Prospect Park, 1927
Leonard and his partner Victor Rabinowitz at the Hotel Woodstock in Manhattan, 1939
The American Communications Union, Western Union office, Manhattan, 1946
Judith Coplon, Foley Square, Manhattan, 1950
J. Edgar Hoover with Clyde Tolson, Miami Beach, 1939
Judge Learned Hand
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy and Roy M. Cohn, 1954
The Leof Christmas Party, Philadelphia, 1949
The Boudin family home at 12 St. Lukes Place
Leonard Boudin and other members of the Lawyers Guild, circa 1952
Rockwell Kent, circa 1945
Maurice Malkins membership card in the American Communist Party
Paul Robeson, Boudin, and Conrad Lynn, 1954
Michael Meeropol, 1959
Kathy Boudin and Pete Seeger, February 13, 1960
Michael Boudins yearbook picture, Harvard, 1961
Kathy Boudins graduating class from Elisabeth Irwin High School, 1961
Diana Das Oughton, Bryn Mawr, 1963
Joni Rabinowitz during her trial in Macon, Georgia, November 1963
Victor Rabinowitz, Fidel Castro, and an interpreter
President Katharine MacBride, Bryn Mawr College, 1961
Norman Thomas, Philadelphia, October 6, 1962
Esther Roisman Stone, Izzy Stone, and Joanne Grant Rabinowitz at a party given by The Nation magazine, circa 1964
Diane Schulder, April 1971
Julian Bond, circa 1960
Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan, circa 1960
Leonard Boudin and Victor Rabinowitz with Dr. Benjamin Spock outside Federal Court in Boston, 1968
Protesters face police during the Democratic national convention in 1968
Chicagos Haymarket Square, October 6, 1970
Kathy and Bernardine Dohrn, August 19, 1969
Bernardine Dohrn at the Days of Rage demonstration, Chicago, October 11, 1969
A Days of Rage recruiting leaflet code called a shotgun by Kathy Boudin and her fellow organizers, autumn 1969
Nathaniel Burns, a.k.a. Sekou Odinga, under arrest, October 23, 1981
Leonard Boudin and attorney Paul ODwyer, Harrisburg, 1972.
Kathy Boudins wanted poster, 1970
Bernardine Dohrns wanted poster, issued April 24, 1970
Timothy Leary, circa 1967
Angela Davis
Izzy Stone, Harvard, 1971
Dr. Benjamin Spock, Harvard, 1971
Leonard and Daniel Ellsberg, Pentagon Papers Defense Office, Los Angeles courthouse, April 17, 1973
E. Howard Hunt, convicted Watergate burglar, September 1973
One day after Kathys Weatherman group placed a bomb in a Pentagon bathroom, Saturday, May 20, 1972
The Wilkerson town house, 1970
Taken March 2, 1971, one day after Kathy Boudin and Bernardine Dohrn placed a bomb in a ladies bathroom in the Senate
Joan Baez and Nancy Carlen, 1984
Manhattan Police Headquarters, 240 Centre Street, as pictured on the front page of the New York Times, 1970
Patty Hearst
Kathy Boudin
Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall
Joanne Chesimard, a.k.a. Assata Shakur, August 1971
Mutulu Doc Shakur, 1981
Sam Brown, 1981
Walter Gilbert (left), Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1980
Waverly Chipper Brown, 1979
Sergeant Edward OGrady Jr., 1979
The robbers had made up their minds to kill guards inside the Brinks truck in order to save time, Nanuet Mall, 1981
Kathy Boudin, Nyack Police headquarters, October 21, 1981
David Gilbert, 1981
John Castellucci, Nyack, 1981
Anarchists Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, July 1917
Leonard and Jean Boudin, October 21, 1981
Judge Michael Boudin, Harvard Law School, 1998
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