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Article: Tomgram: Liz Theoharis, Can the Kids Change Our World? - All Americans owe them a debt for -- if nothing else -- releasing the idealism locked so long inside a nation that has not recently tasted the drama of a social upheaval. And for making us look on the young people of the country with a new respect. Thats how Howard Zinn opened his book The New Abolitionists about the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee of the 1960s[...]

Article: Tomgram: Liz Theoharis, Can the Kids Change Our World? - All Americans owe them a debt for -- if nothing else -- releasing the idealism locked so long inside a nation that has not recently tasted the drama of a social upheaval. And for making us look on the young people of the country with a new respect. Thats how Howard Zinn opened his book The New Abolitionists about the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee of the 1960s[...]

Greg Irons sampled every conceivable creative outlet the 1960s counterculture had to offer—first as a rock musician in Philadelphia (The Candymen), then as a Bay Area rock poster artist (Bill Graham and others), then underground comix (Last Gasp, Print Mint), and coloring books, mastering each one before moving on to the next. By the 1980s, Irons was at the forefront of tattoo art, traveling the world to study with the masters of the form in Japan and, finally, Thailand, where he was hit by a ...

With the official kickoff of the 2022 election officially underway, some candidates, like Somerset’s John Adams, are wasting no time in filing their paperwork.