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Changing Times: America in Conflict Roots of Rebellion Materialism Racial inequality Social conformity/permissiveness The “New Left” Rock ‘n’ Roll

Changing Times: America in Conflict Black Power Nation of Islam Watts & the race riots Radicalized leadership MLK Assassination 1968 Olympics

Malcolm X

Watts Riots

Black Panthers – Bobby Seale & Huey Newton

MLK Assassination – Memphis, TN April 4, 1968

1968 Olympics – Mexico City

Changing Times: America in Conflict The counterculture hits campuses and cities VIETNAM! Campus rebellion – Berkeley & beyond SDS Hippies

Univ. of California at Berkeley, 1964 Free Speech Movement

Univ. of California at Berkeley, 1964 Free Speech Movement

Columbia University students occupy Hamilton Hall (Admin building) -- 1968

Mark Rudd - SDS Leader SDS Pamphlets, 1968

Changing Times: America in Conflict Liberation Movements Chicano (Mexican-American) Native Americans Women’s Lib. Gay Rights

Betty Friedan

Stonewall Inn