"Takin' it to the streets": a sixties reader

The power of nonviolence / Martin Luther King

The Jackson sit-in / Anne Moody

SNCC founding statement

The freedom rides

Wake up America / John Lewis

Letters from Mississippi

Testimony before the Democratic National Convention / Fannie Lou Hamer and Rita Schwerner

SNCC position paper : women in the movement

Sex and caste : a kind of memo / Casey Hayden and Mary King

Selma / Sheyann Webb

The Port Huron statement

Letter to the new left / C. Wright Mills

Raising the question of who decides / Casey Hayden

How to help the ones at the bottom / Jean Smith

The politics of "the movement" / Tom Hayden

Cleveland : Conference of the poor / Connie Brown

The wedding within the war / Michael Rossman

An end to history / Mario Savio

To the students of political science

"Do not fold, bend, mutilate, or spindle"

Catch- 801 / Marvin Garson

Freedom is a big deal / Barbara Garson

In white America : radical consciousness and social change / Gregory Calvert

Student power : a radical view / Carl Davidson

The ballot or the bullet / Malcolm X

The McCone Commission Report on Watts : Violence in the city

an end or a beginning?

Watts : the aftermath / Paul Bullock

The basis of black power / SNCC

Black art and black liberation / Larry Neal

The black panther platform : "what we want, what we believe"

Police and the panthers / Deborah Johnson and Flint Taylor

Requiem for nonviolence, the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. / Eldridge Cleaver

The revolt of the black athlete / Harry Edwards

Chicano manifesto / Armando B. Rendon

El plan de Aztlán

First National Chicana Conference

The tale of the raza, Cesar Chavez and the farm workers' movement / Luis Valdez

The emergence of yellow power / Amy Uyematsu

National Indian Youth Council

Watts and Little Big Horn

The Vietnamese declaration of independence

Geneva accords

John F. Kennedy and the "domino theory"

Henry Cabot Lodge on removing Diem

The Tonkin Gulf resolution

McGeorge Bundy and "sustained reprisal"

John T. McNaughton's "plan for action for South Vietnam"

George Ball and the internal opposition

Lyndon Johnson on why fight in Vietnam?

One soldier's view : Vietnam letters / George Skakel

The incredible war / Paul Potter

Trapped in a system / Carl Oglesby

SDS call for a march on Washington

SNCC position paper on Vietnam

Declaration of independence from the war in Vietnam / Martin Luther King, Jr.

Berrigan at Cornell / Daniel Berrigan

Channeling

We refuse to serve / The Resistance

Vietnam and the draft

A time to say no / Michael Ferber

Draft board raids up

An open letter to the corporations of America

Beaver 55 strikes again

Army times

The Fort Hood three

The Pentagon is rising

A lot of GIs

A.W.O.L.

Oleo Strut is recruiting

Join the foreign legion

My Lai

Home before morning / Lynda Van Devanter

Vietnam veterans against the war / John Kerry

One vet remembers / Robert Cagle

Trout fishing in America / Richard Brautigan

The living theatre / Pierre Biner

San Francisco Bray / Richard Goldstein

Love, Janis / Janis Joplin

Nothing would ever be the same / Danny Sugerman

Rock and roll is a weapon of cultural revolution / John Sinclair

To dance / Tom Robbins

Buddhism and the coming revolution / Gary Snyder

Are you running with me, Jesus? / Malcolm Boyd

Confessions of a middle-aged pot smoker

LSD : the acid test / Donovan Bess

The teachings of Don Juan : a Yaqui way of knowledge / Carlos Castaneda

Unstructured relations

The free-sex movement

What is a hippie? / Guy Strait

The human be-in / Helen Swick Perry

The Digger papers

Yippie manifesto

Do it / Jerry Rubin

The alternative / William Hedgepath

The Sharon statement

1964 acceptance speech / Barry Goldwater

If mob rule takes hold in the U.S. / Richard Nixon

Freedom vs. anarchy on campus / Ronald Reagan

Wallace / Pete Hamill

Why Wallace? / Michael Novak

The John Birch Society and the Vietnam war

Communist infiltration / Edwin Willis

Impudence in the streets / Spiro T. Agnew

Tony Imperiale stands vigilant for law and order / Paul Goldberger

Who were the targets?

COINTELPRO and homophobia

COINTELPRO and violence

Air pollution?

Rhythm, riots and revolution / David Noebel

Two, three, many Columbias / Tom Hayden

Columbia liberated / Columbia Strike Coordinating Committee

List of strike demands / San Francisco State Black Student Union and Third World Liberation Front

Harvard : the rulers and the ruled

Harvard University strike poster

Santa Barbara

University of Illinois

Students of the world...

Student uprisings rock Mexico

Voices / Ronald Fraser

The McCarthy campaign / Jeremy Larner

An American melodrama / Lewis Chester, Godfrey Hodgson, and Bruce Page

The Kerner report

The Chicago Democratic Convention / Jeremy Larner

Rights in conflict / The Walker Commission

The trial / Tom Hayden

Bring the war home

Honky tonk women

The problem that has no name / Betty Friedan

Job discrimination and what women can do about it / Alice Rossi

NOW bill of rights

What would it be like if women win / Gloria Steinem

No more Miss America

Principles / New York Radical Women

Redstockings manifesto

About my consciousness raising / Barbara Susan

The politics of housework / Pat Mainardi

Women support Panther sisters

Women destroy draft files

Free our sisters, free ourselves

Goodbye to all that / Robin Morgan

The myth of the vaginal orgasm / Anne Koedt

An abortion testimonial / Barbara Susan

The women-identified woman / Radicalesbians

To my white working-class sisters / Debby D'Amico

Double jeopardy : to be black and female / Frances Beal

To whom will she cry rape? / Abbey Lincoln

The Mexican-American woman / Enriqueta Longauex y Vasquez

Conference of Mexican-American women : un remolino / Francisca Flores

What is reality? / Francisca Flores

The Young Lords Party / Denise Oliver

Asian women as leaders

Politics of the interior

The meaning of People's Park / John Oliver Simon

Who owns the park? / Frank Bardacke

Human values and People's Park / Denise Levertov

Their foe is ours

Pig's park

Kent State / The President's Commission on Campus Unrest

Get off our campus / Tom Grace

What did they expect, spitballs? / James Michener

Jackson State / The President's Commission on Campus Unrest

Does research into homosexuality matter? / Franklin Kameny

The homophile puzzle / Clark Polak

Gay power comes to Sheridan Square / Lucian K. Truscott

What we want, what we believe / Third World Gay Liberation

Lesbians and the ultimate liberation of women / Gay Liberation Front Women

A fleeting, wonderful moment of "community"

Coming of age in Aquarius / Andrew Kopkind

The Rolling Stones

at play in the Apocalypse / Michael Lydon

The population bomb / Paul Ehrlich

Lake Erie water / Barry Commoner

Diet for a small planet / Frances Moore Lappé

To recapture the dream / Julius Lester.

"Past as prologue" : the 1950s as an introduction to the 1960s. "Keep on walkin', keep on talkin'" : civil rights, 1865. "My generation" : the student movement and the New Left. Beginnings

Community organizing

The free speech movement

New Left thinking at mid-decade. "Say it loud, say it proud" : Black nationalism and ethnic consciousness. Black nationalism and Black pride

Latinos

Asian-Americans

American Indians. "Hey, hey, LBJ?" : Vietnam and the antiwar movement. Understanding the war

The antiwar movement

Resistance and antidraft activity

Experiences of war. "Eight miles high" : the counterculture. A literature of the counterculture

Rock around the clock

Hippies

Yippies

Communes. "Love it or leave it" : the backlash against the movements. Opposing the students

George Wallace

COINTELPRO

Counter-counterculture. "The whole world is watching" : 1968

and after. Campus explosions

The Democrats divide

The New Left splinters : the Weather Underground. "She's leaving home" : the women's liberation movement. Liberal feminism

Radical women

Our bodies, our sexuality

Race, ethnicity, and class : feminist issues. "When the music's over" : endings and beginnings. People's Park

Kent State and Jackson State

Gay liberation

Woodstock and Altamont

The environmental movement

The end of the decade.