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on November 04, 2018

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Grant Park Protests Before the Crackdown

on August 26, 2018

August Burroughs Chicago Democratic National Convention Genet protests

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Housing Protest in Northern Ireland Sparks Civil Rights Movement

on June 20, 2018

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Poor People's March On Washington

on June 19, 2018

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Occupation of L'Odéon Theatre in Paris Ends As Police Clear Building

on June 14, 2018

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French Government Bans All Street Protests

on June 12, 2018

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Protests and Riots Erupt in Milan

on June 07, 2018

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Thousands of Students Protest at University in Belgrade

on June 03, 2018

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Mitterand Calls for New Presidential Election

on May 28, 2018

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Riots Erupt in Louisville, Kentucky

on May 27, 2018

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General De Gaulle Calls for Referendum

on May 24, 2018

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Police Wage Running Battles Against Protestors in Paris

on May 23, 2018

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Millions on Strike in France as De Gaulle Tries to Offer Amnesty to Student Protestors

on May 21, 2018

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Students and Community Take Over Columbia Owned Building

on May 17, 2018

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Cantonsville Nine Burn Draft Cards

on May 17, 2018

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The General Strike Sweeps Across Paris

on May 14, 2018

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Students and Workers Marching in the Streets of Paris

on May 13, 2018

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Protests Continue at Sorbonne in Paris

on May 09, 2018

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Huge Protests Staged in France Suppressed by Force

on May 06, 2018

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Anti-Apartheid Protests Erupt into Riots at Tennis Match in Sweden

on May 03, 2018

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Pasolini's Controversial Poem on the Student Movement Appears in L'espresso

Pasolini a Venezia nel 1968 (foto Biennale ASAC ) As a life-long Communist Party of Italy (PCI) member, Pasolini's Marxist positions politically may have been farther left than the student movement of the 1960s. However, in his poem called "The PCI to the young generation" [Il PCI ai giovani], he appeared to criticize the protestors and side with the police in the lines: When yesterday at Valle Guilia you came to blows with the policemen I sympathized with the policemen! Because the policemen are the children of the poor However, in other examinations of the poem, it is not believable that Pasolini sided with the right-wing or the police actions themselves... he seemed to be making note of the self-contradictory nature of the current struggle, which featured the students: You have daddy’s boy faces You were born with silver spoons in your mouths. However Pasolini is also fairly clear: We obviously are in agreement against the police i...

James Baldwin Interview in Esquire, July 1968

Esquire asks Baldwin: How can we get the black people to cool it? JAMES BALDWIN: It is not for us to cool it. ESQ: But aren't you the ones who are getting hurt the most? JAMES BALDWIN: No, we are only the ones who are dying fastest. Sources: James Baldwin: How to to Cool It , Esquire

The “Battle on Tegeler Way” [Schlacht am Tegeler Weg] was a violent confrontation between the police and demonstrators. The demonstrators were mainly connected with the SDS [Students for Democratic Society] and the APO [Anti-Parliamentary Opposition], who had called for a protest on November 4, 1968 at Tegeler Way in Berlin-Charlottenburg. In addition to students, many workers and rockers were been among the demonstrators. This street battle is considered a major turning point in the history of the APO in the '68 movement and went down in the history of the political left in Germany. At the Battle of Tegeler Weg 130 police officers and 22 demonstrators were seriously injured. Sources: Schlacht am Tegeler Weg Wikipedia The long and winding May of 1968 (6): German student movement by Julius Gavroche, April 3, 2018 Schlacht am Tegeler Weg (NDR, 1988), Youtube Video

Student Protests Erupt in Poland, "Marzec 1968"

Marzec 1968 Protests in Poland. Beginning on March 8th, 1968, in Warsaw, student protests began to fill the streets. There was a spirit of reform and freedom felt in solidarity with the ongoing Prague Spring in neighboring Czechoslovakia. However, the government reaction was swift and severe. The participants of the 8 March rally were met with violent beatings from ORMO volunteer reserve and ZOMO riot squads just as they were about to go home. The disproportionately brutal reaction of the security forces appeared to many observers to be a provocation perpetrated to aggravate the unrest and facilitate further rounds of repression, in the self-interest of political leaders. [Wikipedia] In the following days, the protests grew in number and frequency, spilling over into the cities of Kraków, Lublin, Gliwice, Katowice, Łódź, Wrocław, Gdańsk, and Poznań. The reactionary forces of the government turned the crackdown into an anti-Zionist campaign...

Students Protest the US Aircraft Carrier Arrival at Sasebo Japan

Zengakuren Protests circa 1968-69 (c) Watanabe Hitomi Ongoing protests by student groups in Japan, had been agitating against the Japanese government's close ties to the US Military campaign in Vietnam. Many of these young Japanese, loosely affiliated with the National coalition known as Zengakuren , (All-Japan League of Student Self-Government), wanted to mount a large-scale show of resistance to the USS Enterprise aircraft carrier at the time of it's arrival to the naval base at Sasebo. In the words of Ogumi Eiji : The 1968 student uprising started suddenly. In October 1967, a small group of sect activists clashed with police near Tokyo's Haneda Airport, in an effort to prevent Prime Minister Satō Eisaku from traveling to South Vietnam. Students wearing plastic construction helmets and wielding two-by-fours overpowered lightly armed police. Images of the violent confrontation, in which one student activist was killed, were broadcast on national televis...

The Generation Gap on the Cover of LIFE Magazine

The May 17th 1968 cover story of LIFE Magazine was "The Generation Gap," which was published in a longer form the same year. What happens when a raggedy radical-type college student and his 42-year-old ad man uncle get together and dabble in each other's spheres, shooting the breeze (amongst other things) with observations about their respective lifestyles and philosophical takes on everything from politics to culture? You get one of the most boring books to hit the paperback racks... Sources: Book Review , Blog to Comm The gap , Trove, National Library of Australia

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