She landed in jail for demonstrating at Berkeley. She registered black voters in Mississippi in 1965. An esteemed NPR correspondent offers a fresh, feminist perspective on the sixties. Passionately politically committed at a young age, Margot Adler experienced the sixties as a time in which social transformation and racial justice were reachable goals. Her book sheds new light on a time that continues to shape our national life.
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She landed in jail for demonstrating at Berkeley. She registered black voters in Mississippi in 1965. An esteemed NPR correspondent offers a fresh, feminist perspective on the sixties. Passionately politically committed at a young age, Margot Adler experienced the sixties as a time in which social transformation and racial justice were reachable goals. Her book sheds new light on a time that continues to shape our national life.
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