Chapter 1: "KEEP ON WALKIN'', KEEP ON TALKIN''": CIVIL RIGHTS, 1960 TO 19651. Anne Moody: "The Jackson Sit-In"2. SNCC: Founding Statement3. The Freedom Rides4. John Lewis: "Wake Up America!"5. "Letters from Mississippi"6. Fannie Lou Hammer and Rita Schwerner: Testimony before the DemocraticNational Convention7. Women in the Movement"SNCC Position Paper: Women in the Movement"Casey Hayden and Mary King: "Sex and Caste: A Kind of Memo"8. SelmaChapter 2: "MY GENERATION": THE STUDENT MOVEMENT AND THE EARLY NEW LEFT1. BeginningsPort Huron StatementC. Wright Mills: "Letter to the New Left"Casey Hayden: "Raising the Question of Who Decides"Jean Smith: "How To Help the Ones at the Bottom"2. Community OrganizingTom Hayden: "The Politics of the Movement"Connie Brown: "Cleveland: Conference of the Poor"3. The Free Speech MovementMichael Rossman: "The Wedding Within the War"Mario Savio: "An End to History"Free Speech Movement Leaflets:A. "To the Students of Political Science 113"B. "Do Not Fold, Bend, Mutilate Or Spindle"C. Marvin Garson: "Catch 801"D. Barbara Garson: "Freedom is a Big Deal"Bettina Aptheker: "Memories of FSM"4. New Left Thinking at Mid-DecadeGregory Calvert: "In White America: Radical Consciousness and Social Change"Carl Davidson: "Student Power: A Radical View"Chapter 3: "SAY IT LOUD, SAY IT PROUD": BLACK NATIONALISM AND ETHNICCONSCIOUSNESS1. Black Nationalism and Black PrideMalcolm X: "The Ballot or the Bullet"The Watts Riots:A. "Violence in the City--An End or a Beginning?"B. The McCone Commission Report on WattsC. Paul Bullock: Watts: The AftermathSNCC: "The Basis for Black Power"Larry Neal: "Black Art and Black Liberation"The Black Panthers:A. The Black Panther PlatformB. Police and the PanthersThe Death of Martin Luther King: Eldridge Cleaver, "Requiem for Nonviolence"Harry Edwards: "The Revolt of the Black Athlete"2. LatinosArmando B. Rendon: "Chicano Manifesto""El Plan de Aztlan"First National Chicana ConferenceCesar Chavez and the Farm Workers'' Movement3. Asian-AmericansAmy Uyematso: "The Emergence of Yellow Power in America"Jan Masaoka: "I Forgot My Eyes Were Black"4. Native AmericansPreamble to the Constitution of the National Indian Youth Council"Watts and Little Big Horn"Chapter 4: "HEY, HEY, LBJ!": VIETNAM AND THE ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT1. Understanding the WarBernard Fall: "This Isn''t Munich, It''s Spain"Stanley Scheinbaum: "The University on the Make"2. The Antiwar MovementPaul Potter: "The Incredible War"Carl Oglesby: "Trapped in a System"SDS Calls for a March on WashingtonSNCC Position Paper on VietnamMartin Luther King: "Declaration of Independence from the War in Vietnam"Daniel Berrigan: "Berrigan at Cornell"3. Resistance and Anti-Draft Activity"Channeling"The Resistance: "We Refuse To Serve""Vietnam and the Draft"Michael Ferber: "A Time To Say No"Anti-Draft Activity:A. "Draft Board Raids Up"B. "An Open Letter to the Corporations of America"C. "Beaver 55 Strikes Again"In the War:A. "Army Times"B. "The Fort Hood Three"Antiwar Activity Within the Military4. Experiences of War:A. My LaiB. Lynda Van Devanter: "Home Before Morning"Chapter 5: "EIGHT MILES HIGH": THE COUNTERCULTURE1. A Literature of the CountercultureRichard Brautigan: Trout Fishing in AmericaDonald Barthelme: "The Glass Mountain"2. Pierre Biner: "The Living Theatre"3. Rock Around the ClockRichard Goldstein: "San Francisco Bray"Janis Joplin: "Love, Janis"Danny Sugerman: "Nothing Would Ever Be the Same"John Sinclair: "Rock and Roll is a Weapon of Cultural Revolution"4. Tom Robbins: "To Dance"5. Film: Dotson Rader, "Notes on Andy Warhol"6. HippiesGuy Strait: "What is a Hippie?"Helen Swick Perry: "The Human Be-In"7. "The Digger Papers"8. Yippies"Yippie Manifesto"Jerry Rubin: Do It9. Communes: William Hedgepath, The AlternativeChapter 6: "LOVE IT OR LEAVE IT": THE BACKLASH AGAINST THE MOVEMENTS1. Opposing the StudentsRichard Nixon: "If Mob Rule Takes Hold in the U.S."Edwin Willis: "Communist Infiltration"Ronald Reagan: "Freedom vs. Anarchy on Campus"2. Ge