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History and the aims of S.D.S. / Robb Burlage, Tom Hayden, and Lee Webb ; interviewed by Larry Burns.
Three Students for a Democratic Society leaders discuss that group’s political activities, including the burning of draft cards.|HISTORY AND THE AIMS OF S.D.S. / Robb Burlage, Tom Hayden, and Lee Webb| interviewed by Larry Birns. – Larry Birns interviews three leaders of the Students for a Democratic Society, who first brought notice to their aims…
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Children of McComb
A talk with Thomas Hayden and Robert Zellner (field secretaries of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee), given under the auspices of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, to the Durham Youth and College Chapters of the NAACP in Durham, North Carolina. The talk was delivered on October 27, 1961. They discuss their experiences at the student…
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Negro-white relations in the United States (Episode 1 of 4)
Part one of a four-part series wherein the producers present material from the Pacifica Archives, exploring areas of continuing concern. This episode concentrates on various approaches to solutions of race relations problems, documenting racism and the fight for equality in the United States. Includes excerpts of Ronnie Moore of the Congress Of Racial Equality; Reverend…
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Conference on crime.
Overview of crime problem, crime as an issue for the political left, prospects facing ex-convicts, and the Campaign for Economic Democracy. |r.1. Leonard Weinglass. — r.2. Tom Hayden. — r.3. John Maher. — r.4. Mimi Silbert. |r.1. Leonard Weinglass. — r.2. Tom Hayden. — r.3. John Maher. — r.4. Mimi Silbert.
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From blue jeans to neckties : Tom Hayden on the political realities of the 1970s / produced by Ed Schoenfeld.
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New left travelers : Vietnam and Cuba / moderated by Bob Mandel.
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Theater for ideas.
Series of talks about the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Includes statements by Robert Lowell, John Kenneth Galbraith, Tom Hayden, Jeremy Lardner, and Murray Thompson.|THEATER FOR IDEAS. – Series of talks about the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Includes statements by Robert Lowell, John Kenneth Galbraith, Tom Hayden, Jeremy Lardner, and Murray Thompson.…