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Abbie Hoffman was at the center of most of the political and social tumult of the sixties, as a participant, disciple, instigator, leader, and dissident. He helped fight for civil rights in the South, organized on behalf of the poor in New York City, was the spiritual leader of the hippie generation from the Bay Bridge to the Brooklyn Bridge, and was one of the most vocal and visible counterculture guerrillas in the fight against the war in Vietnam.
Steal This Dream is a captivating oral history of Abbie Hoffman and the sixties, as told by more than two hundred of those who demonstrated, protested, and lived through those tumultuous years.
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Radicals, Civilization, Social history, Radicalism, Popular culture, Biography, New York Times reviewed, Hoffman, abbie, 1936-1989, SubculturePeople
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Steal this dream: Abbie Hoffman and the countercultural revolution in America
1998, Doubleday
in English
- 1st ed.
0385411626 9780385411622
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