Author:
Hayden, Tom.
Imprint:Boulder : Paradigm Publishers, c2009.
Descriptionvii, 272 p. ; 24 cm.
Note:The first Sixties, 1955-1965. Movements against Machiavellians ; Dawn ; The Port Huron vision of SDS ; New Left versus New Frontier ; From the Washington March to the assassination of JFK ; The Mississippi Freedom Democrats' challenge ; The Berkley Free Speech movement, 1964-1965 ; The counterculture, 1964-1965 -- The second Sixties, 1965-1975. America invading Vietnam, Vietnam invading America ; Toppling the Ivory Tower : the student strikes at Columbia and San Francisco State, 1968-1969 ; The Chicago Conspiracy ; Cambodia, Yale, and Kent State ; The Watergate coup and the Antiwar Movement ; Wounded Knee and the end of the Sixties -- The Sixties at fifty. Che Guevara and the Sixties ; The underground in America ; The old revolutionaries of Vietnam ; Peace in Northern Ireland ; From the War on Poverty to the War on Crime ; Liberation theology ; Reverend Jeremiah Wright and Black Liberation theology ; The spirituality of the counterculture -- The Sixties in the Obama era. A call to progressives for Obama, with Barbara Ehrenreich and Bill Fletcher, Jr. ; Dreaming Obama in North Carolina : a story of race and inheritance ; Bobby and Barack ; Barack Obama between movements and Machiavellians.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and index.
