Table of Contents

CONTENTSCONTENTSContentsList of Photographs and Their Captions ixPreface xvAbout the Editors xixAbout the Contributors xxiCONSIDERING THE 1960s 1Finding the 1960s in the 1950s 2Sit-Ins, SNCC, and the Emergence of Political Rebellion 6The Rise of a New Left 10The Mass Culture of Rebellion 151968: The Movement 281969: "The Revolution" 381970: The Women's Rebellion 47The Decade Ends 52THE PAPERS 65SECTION 1 — PROPHETIC VISIONS: FORMATIVE IDEAS 67Allen Ginsberg: HOWL 69C.W. Mills: The Causes of World War III 73C.W. Mills: Letter to the New Left 86Norman Mailer: The White Negro 93SECTION 2 — THE CIVIL RIGHTS AND BLACK POWER MOVEMENTS 105Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Pilgrimage to Nonviolence 108SNCC: Founding Statement 113SNCC Position Paper: Women in the Movement 114SNCC Position Paper: Vietnam 117SNCC Speaks for Itself 119Malcolm X: The Ballot or the Bullet 126Casey Hayden and Mary King: Sex and Caste: A Kind of Memo 133Stokely Carmichael: What We Want 137Tom Hayden: Rebellion in Newark 145H. Rap Brown: Die Nigger Die! 151The Black Panther Party: Platform and Program 159Erika Huggins: For A Woman 165Huey P. Newton: Revolutionary Suicide: The Way of Liberation 167SECTION 3 — SDS 173The Port Huron Statement 176The Triple Revolution 197Herbert Marcuse: One-Dimensional Man 209Paul Potter: Speech to the April 17, 1965 March on Washington 218An SDS Antiwar Leaflet: November 27, 1965 226Naomi Jaffe and Bernardine Dohrn: The Look Is You 228The Columbia Strike Coordinating Committee: Columbia Liberated 233SDS: Bring the War Home 247Shin'ya Ono: You Do Need a Weatherman 254The Weather Underground Organization: The 1960s: Achievements/Turbaning Point 264SECTION 4 — THE ANTIWAR MOVEMENT 271Robert Scheer: How the United States Got Involved in Vietnam 274Don Duncan: The Whole Thing Was a Lie ! 286The Fort Hood Three: The Case of the Three GIs Who Said "No" to the War in Vietnam 301The Wall Street Jourbanal: Nightmares of Empire 310Ho Chi Minh: Prison Poem 313Ho Chi Minh: We Shall Win and So Will You 315Carl Oglesby: The Revolted 318Dave Dellinger: Unmasking Genocide 335Lee Felsenstein: No Door to Tomorrow 357The Conspiracy Trial: The Chaining and Gagging of Bobby Seale 361The Conspiracy Trial: A Witness's Testimony 381Diane DiPrima: Revolutionary Letter #7 393Diane DiPrima: Revolutionary Letter #34 395Phil Ochs: The War is Over! 398SECTION 5 — THE COUNTERCULTURE 401Diane DiPrima: Revolutionary Letter #4 404Keith Lampe: On Making a Perfect Mess 405Julian Beck: Notes Toward a Statement on Anarchism and Theatre 408Paul Krassner: The Birth of the Yippie Conspiracy 411Abbie Hoffman: Revolution for the Hell of It 417Ed Sanders: Festival of Life 428Gary Snyder: Buddhism and the Coming Revolution 431Stew Albert: People's Park: Free for All 434F.J. Bardacke: Who Owns the Park? 437Jerry Rubin: Do It! 439Konstantin Berlandt: Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me 450Joy Marcus: Radical Psychiatry and Community Organizing 456SECTION 6 — THE WOMEN'S REBELLION 459Valerie Solanis: The S.C.U.M Manifesto 462Anne Koedt: The Myth of the Vaginal Orgasm 466Kate Millett: Sexual Politics: A Manifesto for Revolution 475Birth Control Pills and Black Children: The Sisters Reply 478Patricia Robinson: Poor Black Women 481Ti-Grace Atkinson: Declaration of War 484Shulamith Firestone: The Dialectic of Sex 491Frances Beale: Double Jeopardy: To Be Black and Female 500Robin Morgan: Goodbye to All That 509A Berkeley Sister: To a White Male Radical 517Genie Plamondon: Hello to All That 520Karen Durbin: Alphabet Soup 524Index 531