The Sixties: Freedom, Change and Revolution

The Sixties: Freedom, Change and RevolutionAn illustrated timeline of a transformative decade. In the 1960s, social systems worldwide saw fundamental social and political change. In the U. S., civil rights movements fought against segregation; in Western Europe, students rejected stagnant post World War II ideologies; and in South America, Africa and the Far East, countries broke free from colonial and military oppressors. For a time, a new idealism rose, especially among America's young,

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*Weaves the lives and careers of the three generals into one entertaining and educational narrative

courageously built a movement to fight these racist laws

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tells the story of Pauli Murray

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