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HomeHistory of the Review

History of the Review

A history of the Progressive Review

Snapshots along the way

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Sam Smith

covered Washington under nine presidents, edited the Progressive Review for over 50 years, wrote four books, helped to start six organizations including the national Green Party, the DC Humanities Council and the DC Statehood Party, and played in jazz bands for four decades

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