Yes, mainly among organized labor. One example is Michael Quill of NYC's transit workers. However, the vogue for Communism didn't last long. A lot of the former Communists became disillusioned by it.
During the Great Depression in America, was there an increase in popularity of Communism?
During the Great Depression, was there an increase in the popularity of Communism among the everyday American and if so, was this due to a longing for better living conditions?
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