Title: The eloquence of protest; voices of the 70's.
Authors: Salisbury, Harrison E. 1908-1993,
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin,
Year: 1972
Subjects: Social history
Contents: America: Embattled nation: Those being eaten by America / Robert Bly -- Letter to the Weathermen / Daniel Berrigan -- New morning, changing weather / Bernadine Dohrn -- Doctor's letter to his son / Paul Williamson -- Kill the pigs / Ernest van den Haag -- Flag is in trouble / Harrison E. Salisbury -- To kill a mountain / Robert McConnell Hatch -- Less than a megadeath / Harold T. Hofstad -- System / Stanley Kunitz -- Rights and human dignity: For freedom of speech / Archibald Cox -- Definition of objectivity / Thomas Winship -- Government and the press / Max Frankel -- Pentagon Papers / Murray F. Gurfein -- Father of our country / Vine Deloria, Jr. -- Who speaks for the ethnics? / Barbara Mikulski -- How fair was my Newark! / Benjamin Kluger -- Women and men: First problem / Gloria Steinem -- Women / Bella S. Abzug -- What it means to be a homosexual / Merle Miller -- Youth and the new life-styles: Woodstock / Joni Mitchell -- Rainbow Farm / Ramparts --^