What is the Authors League of America, the predecessor of the WGAE?

The Authors League of America (ALA) was an American professional organization dedicated to representing and defending the rights of writers and screenwriters working in a variety of industries, including television, radio, theater and literature. Although the ALA merged with the Screen Writers Guild in 1954 to form the Writers Guild of America, its history and legacy remain important to understand
What is the Screen Writers Guild, ancestor of the WGAW?
The SWG was founded by a group of influential screenwriters, including John Howard Lawson, Samuel Ornitz, Lester Cole, Richard Collins and Dalton Trum
Who were the Hollywood Ten?
The Hollywood Ten, or Hollywood Ten, were a group of screenwriters, directors and film producers who were cited for contempt of Congress in 1947 for r
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