The hidden 1970s histories of radicalism
by
 
Berger, Dan, 1981-

Title
: 
The hidden 1970s histories of radicalism

Author
: 
Berger, Dan, 1981-

Publication Information
: 
New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, 2010.

Physical Description
: 
xii, 303 p.

Contents
: 
Exploding limits in the 1970s / Improvising on reality : the roots of prison abolition / Sick of the abuse ; feminist responses to sexual assault, battering, and self-defense / "The struggle is for land!" : Race, territory, and national liberation / Canada's other Red scare : the Anicinabe Park occupation and indigenous decolonization / "A line of steel" : the organization of the sixth Pan-African Congress and the struggle for international black power, 1969-1974 / How indigenous peoples wound up at the United Nations / "Hit them harder" : leadership, solidarity, and the Puerto Rican independence movement / Unorthodox Leninism : workplace organizing and anti-imperialist solidarity in the Sojourner Truth Organization / Play as world-making : from the Cockettes to the Germs, gay liberation to DIY community building / "We want justice!" : police murder, Mexican American community response, and the Chicano movement / Rising up : poor, white, and angry in the New Left / Movement for a new society : consensus, prefiguration, and direct action / Hard to find : building for nonviolent revolution and the pacifist underground / "The original gangster" : the life and times of Red Power activist Madonna Thunder Hawk

Subject Term
: 
Radicalism -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
 
Social movements -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
 
Political culture -- United States -- History -- 20th century.

Geographic Term
: 
United States -- Social conditions -- 1960-1980.

Genre
: 
Electronic books.

Added Author
: 
Berger, Dan, 1981-

Added Corporate Author
: 
ProQuest (Firm)

Electronic Access
: 
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