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- "Remember: The United States of America, on January 20, 2017 and Always Freedom" -
- January 20, 2017
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"Remember: The United States of America, on January 20, 2017 and Always Freedom"
- Book, "The New Radicals," 1966 - Paul Jacobs and Saul Landau gathered representative documents from groups involved in civil rights, university reform, anti-war protests, and anti-poverty activities. The editors compiled these primary sources into this anthology. The book, with an introduction written by the editors, provides insight into these "new radical's" vision of America during the mid-1960s.
- 1966
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Book, "The New Radicals," 1966
Paul Jacobs and Saul Landau gathered representative documents from groups involved in civil rights, university reform, anti-war protests, and anti-poverty activities. The editors compiled these primary sources into this anthology. The book, with an introduction written by the editors, provides insight into these "new radical's" vision of America during the mid-1960s.
- The Port Huron Statement, 1964 - The Port Huron Statement was created Spring 1962, at a lakeside camp by members of Students for a Democratic Society. Political activist Tom Hayden was its driving force and chief author. The statement reflected the dissatisfaction and disillusionment of many young people. It radicalized many college students toward social and political change, including laying the foundation for anti-Vietnam War protests.
- 1964
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The Port Huron Statement, 1964
The Port Huron Statement was created Spring 1962, at a lakeside camp by members of Students for a Democratic Society. Political activist Tom Hayden was its driving force and chief author. The statement reflected the dissatisfaction and disillusionment of many young people. It radicalized many college students toward social and political change, including laying the foundation for anti-Vietnam War protests.