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Documents of a Rebellious Decade

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The turbulent decade of the 1960s has been analyzed and interpreted by numerous journalists and scholars. The former movement leaders, Judith Albert and Stewart Albert "tell it like it was", presenting material generated by the social protest movements. Challenging the prevailing view that the decade failed to produce influential enduring ideas, the authors demonstrate that the new left and counterculture produced a coherent body of critical thought about the nature of American society.

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Subjects
United states, history, 1961-1969, United states, politics and government, 1961-1963, United states, politics and government, 1963-1969, United states, politics and government, 1969-1974, Social conditions, Radicalism, Social movements
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United States
Times
1960-, 1960-1980

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First Sentence

"We begin this anthology with a segment of the poem HOWL by Allen Ginsberg."

Table of Contents

List of Photographs and Their Captions Page ix
Preface Page xv
About the Editors Page xix
About the Contributors Page xxi
CONSIDERING THE 1960s Page 1
Finding the 1960s in the 1950s Page 2
Sit-Ins, SNCC, and the Emergence of Political Rebellion Page 6
The Rise of a New Left Page 10
The Mass Culture of Rebellion Page 15
1968: The Movement Page 28
1969: "The Revolution" Page 38
1970: The Women’s Rebellion Page 47
The Decade Ends Page 52
THE PAPERS Page 65
1. PROPHETIC VISIONS: FORMATIVE IDEAS Page 67
Allen Ginsberg: HOWL Page 69
C. W. Mills: The Causes of World War III Page 73
C. W. Mills: Letter to the New Left Page 86
Norman Mailer: The White Negro Page 93
2. THE CIVIL RIGHTS AND BLACK POWER MOVEMENTS Page 105
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Pilgrimage to Nonviolence Page 108
SNCC: Founding Statement Page 113
SNCC Position Paper: Women in the Movement Page 114
SNCC Position Paper: Vietnam Page 117
SNCC Speaks for Itself Page 119
Malcolm X: The Ballot or the Bullet Page 126
Casey Hayden and Mary King: Sex and Caste: A Kind of Memo Page 133
Stokely Carmichael: What We Want Page 137
Tom Hayden: Rebellion in Newark Page 145
H. Rap Brown: Die Nigger Die! Page 151
The Black Panther Party: Platform and Program Page 159
Erika Huggins: For A Woman Page 165
Huey P. Newton: Revolutionary Suicide: The Way of Liberation Page 167
3. SDS Page 173
The Port Huron Statement Page 176
The Triple Revolution Page 197
Herbert Marcuse: One-Dimensional Man Page 209
Paul Potter: Speech to the April 17, 1965 March on Washington Page 218
An SDS Antiwar Leaflet: November 27, 1965 Page 226
Naomi Jaffe and Bernardine Dohm: The Look Is You Page 228
The Columbia Strike Coordinating Committee: Columbia Liberated Page 233
SDS: Bring the War Home Page 247
Shin’ya Ono: You Do Need a Weatherman Page 254
The Weather Underground Organization: The 1960s: Achievements/Turning Point Page 264
4. THE ANTIWAR MOVEMENT Page 271
Robert Scheer: How the United States Got Involved in Vietnam Page 274
Don Duncan: The Whole Thing Was a Lie! Page 286
The Fort Hood Three: The Case of the Three GIs Who Said "No" to the War in Vietnam Page 301
The Wall Street] Dumal: Nightmares of Empire Page 310
Ho Chi Minh: Prison Poem Page 313
Ho Chi Minh: We Shall Win and So Will You Page 315
Carl Oglesby: The Revolted Page 318
Dave Dellinger: Unmasking Genocide Page 335
Lee Felsenstein: No Door to Tomorrow Page 357
The Conspiracy Trial: The Chaining and Gagging of Bobby Seale Page 361
The Conspiracy Trial: A Witness’s Testimony Page 381
Diane DiPrima: Revolutionary Letter #7 Page 393
Diane DiPrima: Revolutionary Letter #34 Page 395
Phil Ochs: The War is Over! Page 398
5. THE COUNTERCULTURE Page 401
Diane DiPrima: Revolutionary Letter #4 Page 404
Keith Lampe: On Making a Perfect Mess Page 405
Julian Beck: Notes Toward a Statement on Anarchism and Theatre Page 408
Paul Krassner: The Birth of the Yippie Conspiracy Page 411
Abbie Hoffman: Revolution for the Hell of It Page 417
Ed Sanders: Festival of Life Page 428
Gary Snyder: Buddhism and the Coming Revolution Page 431
Stew Albert: People’s Park: Free for All Page 434
F. J. Bardacke: Who Owns the Park? Page 437
Jerry Rubin: Do It! Page 439
Konstantin Berlandt: Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me Page 450
Joy Marcus: Radical Psychiatry and Community Organizing Page 456
6. THE WOMEN’S REBELLION Page 459
Valerie Solanis: The S.C.U.M Manifesto Page 462
Anne Koedt: The Myth of the Vaginal Orgasm Page 466
Kate Millett: Sexual Politics: A Manifesto for Revolution Page 475
Birth Control Pills and Black: Children: The Sisters Reply Page 478
Patricia Robinson: Poor Black Women Page 481
Ti-Grace Atkinson: Declaration of War Page 484
Shulamith Firestone: The Dialectic of Sex Page 491
Frances Beale: Double Jeopardy: To Be Black and Female Page 500
Robin Morgan: Goodbye to All That Page 509
A Berkeley Sister: To a White Male Radical Page 517
Genie Plamondon: Hello to All That Page 520
Karen Durbin: Alphabet Soup Page 524
Index Page 531

Edition Notes

Other Titles
Sixties Papers
Copyright Date
1984

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
306/.0973
Library of Congress
HN65

Contributors

Editor
Judith Clavir Albert
Editor
Stewart Edward Albert

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Format
Paperback
Pagination
xxiv, 549p.
Number of pages
573
Dimensions
25 x x centimeters
Weight
1.8 pounds

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OL9885095M
ISBN 10
0275917819
ISBN 13
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OCLC/WorldCat
1159840259
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