This group's followers had an early falling out over the role of the ERAP project.
This group's followers had an early falling out over the role of the ERAP project. A meeting at Kewadin summer camp marked a shift in their membership that saw Carl Ogelsby elected their president. In the "values" section of one of its publications, it claimed that such phrases as "Capitalism Cannot Reform Itself," "All Out on May Day," and "No Cooperation with Commies and Fellow Travelers" were "incomplete." This movement spawned the RYM after its New Left Notes publication claimed "You don't need a Weatherman to know which way the wind blows." Its members elected Alan Haber as its first president, and one of its founders, Tom Hayden, was arrested as part of the Chicago Seven and wrote its Port Huron Statement. For 10 points, name this radical youth movement of the 1960s that sought to incorporate like minds from universities all over the U.S.
This group's followers had an early falling out over the role of the ERAP project.
{Students for a Democratic Society} [or {SDS}]