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Jack Hammond: Students For a Democratic Society- To Change The World
Source:The Daily Journal I actually believe as a current affairs blogger that todays Occupy Wall Street movement was born in the 1960s as part of what was called the New-Left. Because if you look at where Students For a Democratic … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, The Daily Journal
Tagged America, Anarchists, Anti-War Movement, Communists, Counter-Culture, Faddism, Faddists, Far Left, Hippies, Hipsters, New Left, Occupy Wall Street, Pop Culture, Socialists, Students For a Democratic Society, The 1960s, The 1970s, United States, Vietnam War, Weather Underground
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The Book Archive: The 1960s and 1970s Protest Movement Against Richard Nixon: David Dellinger & Tom Hayden
Source:The Daily Journal The Left, which is a diverse movement of Liberals such as myself who are center-left and more Progressive to Socialist Leftists in America, have been around a long time. And the Progressives emerged in the Progressive Era … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, The Daily Journal
Tagged 1968, America, Anarchists, Anti-War Movement, C-SPAN, Communists, Counter-Culture, David Dellinger, Faddism, Faddists, Far Left, Hippies, Hipsters, New Left, Occupy Wall Street, Pop Culture, Richard Nixon, Socialists, The 1960s, Tom Hayden, United States
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Revolution Volume I: The 1960s Counter Culture & Rise of The New Left
Source:Amazon– Roger Kimball’s book. Source:The Daily Press From Amazon “I’m into the study of revolutions, not the coopting of revolutionary rhetoric to sell capitalist merch. I’ve cut together clips of 1960s radicals discussing the politics of their time to give young … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, The Daily Press
Tagged 1963, 1963 March on Washington, African American Nationalism, African American Nationalists, Amazon, America, Anarchists, Baby Boom, Baby Boom Generation, Baby Boomers, Black Nationalism, Black Nationalists, Black Panthers, Communists, Counter Culture, Dr. Martin Luther King, Far Left, Hippies, Hipsters, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Marxism, Marxists, Minister Malcolm X, Nation of Islam, New Left, Radicalism, Radicals, Roger Kimball, Socialists, Students For a Democratic Society, The 1960s, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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The Phil Donahue Show: Ayn Rand: The Altruism of the Soviet Union (1979)
Source:FreeState Now Ayn Rand on Russian communism on the Phil Donahue Show from 1979, saying that Russian Communists believed that people weren’t people. But collections of the state, subjected to whatever the state wanted them to do. The difference between … Continue reading
Posted in Ayn Rand, FreeState Now
Tagged 1979, Altruism, America, Ayn Rand, Chicago, Collectivism, Collectivists, Communism, Communists, Illinois, Libertarianism, Libertarians, Objectivism, Objectivists, Phil Donahue, Russia, Socialism, Socialists, Soviet Union, The 1970s, The Phil Donahue Show, United States
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Longines Chronoscope: Former Progressive Presidential Candidate Henry Wallace (1952)
Source:The Daily Journal Henry Wallace, ran for President in 1948, when the United States essentially had four major presidential contenders. Democratic President Harry Truman, Republican Governor Tom Dewey, Dixiecrat Governor Strom Thurmond and Progressive Henry Wallace. And apparently President Truman … Continue reading
Posted in Classic News, The Daily Journal
Tagged 1952, America, CBS News, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Far Left, Henry Wallace, Henry Wallace For President, Longines Chronoscope, New Left, Progressive Party, Social Democracy, Social Democrats, Socialism, Socialists, The 1950s, United States
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AP: Video: Warren Levinson: Occupy Wall Street: One Year Later
. This post was originally posted at FRS FreeState on Blogger Occupy Wall Street started off as a progressive socialist movement a year ago, that was pissed off at Wall Street and corporate America as a whole. And seeing them … Continue reading
ABC News: ABC Evening News 1972 VP Drama: The George Mcgovern Convention
Source:ABC News– the ABC Evening News with Howard K. Smith, in 1972. Source:The Daily Journal From EFAN George McGovern did a lot to bring in new voters to the Democratic Party by reaching to African, Latin, Asian, and Jewish Americans. As … Continue reading
Posted in Classic News, The Daily Journal
Tagged 1972, 1972 Democratic Convention, 1972 Presidential Election, 92nd Congress, ABC Evening News, ABC News, America, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Far Left, George McGovern, George McGovern For President, Harry Reasoner, Howard K. Smith, Missouri, New Left, Senate Democrats, Socialism, Socialists, South Dakota, The 1970s, Tom Eagleton, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States
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Reason Magazine: Zach Weissmueller Interviewing Gavin Polone- ‘Hollywood Hypocrites, Bad Films & The Future of The Industry’
Source:Reason Magazine-talking to Gavin Polone. Source:Real Life Journal “In the entertainment industry, you see a lot of very preachy people, who are very ‘Save the Bay,’” says Gavin Polone, a Hollywood producer, former talent agent and columnist for New York … Continue reading
Posted in Real Life Journal, Reason
Tagged 2012, America, California, Entertainment, Entertainment Industry, Gavin Polone, Hollywood, Hollywood Left, Hypocrites, Libertarianism, Libertarians, Los Angeles, Movies, New Left, News Satire, Political Humor, Socialists, Television, United States, Zach Weissmueller
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Uncommon Knowledge: Peter Robinson & Charles Moore: The Legacy of Margaret Thatcher
Source:The FreeState The situation that Margaret Thatcher inherited from Socialist Labor Party in Britain in 1979, is not much different from the situation that Ronald Reagan inherited from the Democratic Party in America economically in 1981. There were some differences … Continue reading
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