1960s Weblinks
Links to 60s Websites: Go
to Vietnam Links
·
Documents from the
1960s site
Links to Book or
article excerpts:
·
Excerpt
from Charles Payne, I’ve Got the Light of Freedom – on the role of activists
at the local level—the best treatment of the subject
·
Excerpt
from Gunfighter Nation on John Kennedy and John Wayne and the hero-leader
·
Excerpt from
Freedom Under Fire: U.S. Civil Liberties in Times of War
·
Civil
Rights in Mississippi Digital Archive 125 oral histories, including those
who opposed the movement
·
Historic
Places of the Civil Rights Movement
·
The National
Civil Rights Museum, with an on-line tour
·
Voices
of the Civil Rights Era
·
Student
Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
·
Timeline of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating
Movement http://www.ibiblio.org/sncc/timeline.html
·
Selected dates in Civil Rights History Timeline : http://www.sitins.com/timeline.htm
·
African American Labor History
Links – terrific link to numerous articles
·
Martin Luther
King Papers Project
·
Major Speeches
of Martin Luther King Jr
o
“The First
Freedom Ride:” Bayard Rustin On His Work With CORE
o
Oral
Histories of the Freedom Riders
o
Hear John Lewis
describe his experience on the Freedom Rides
o
Freedom
Ride 2001 –songs and other good links
o
Sit-ins,
Freedom Rides Exhibition
o
1963 Woolworth
Sit-In – violence continues
o
Introduction
to Civil Rights Movement , including links to narrative of Sit-ins and Freedom
Rides
·
:” Fannie
Lou Hamer On The Mississippi Voter Registration Campaign
·
Dynamics
Of Idealism: Volunteers For Civil Rights 1965-1982
·
“And We Shall Overcome”: President Lyndon
B.Johnson’s Special Message to Congress
·
“The Act Has
Not Failed”: A Call to Extend the Voting Rights Act of 1965
·
Black
Panther Party Platform and Program, 1966
Another
link
·
Martin
Luther King speech on labor
·
White Panther
Statement and White Panther 10 point program by MC-5,
·
We Must
Destroy the Capitalistic System that Enslaves Us: Stokely Carmichael
·
The Only
Good Pig Is a Dead Pig: Black Panthers explain a political cartoon (1970)
o
"Integration
Without Preparation Is Frustration": Community Reactions to the Kerner
Report --Jobs
o
"A
Complex Pattern of Past and Present Discrimination": Academics React to
the Kerner Report
·
Excerpt from The Other America
·
My outline on Great
Society/Welfare State
·
Excerpt from The Color of Welfare
·
Women on Welfare by Johnnie
Tillmon
·
"The
Bottom of the Economic Totem Pole": African American Women in the
Workplace
·
What
was great about the Great Society? By Joseph Califano
·
Standard
of Living Increases in the 1960s
1968:
·
The Whole
World Was Watching: An Oral History of 1968
·
Walker Commission
on Chicago Democratic Convention
·
Tom Hayden
on Chicago 7 trial
·
We Remember—website about
the 1968 Memphis garbage workers strike
·
King's
last speech in Memphis (Mountaintop speech)
·
See what's become of the Lorraine Motel: The National Civil Rights Museum,
with an on-line tour.
·
“We Are Living in A State of
Anarchy: Radical Assessments and Agenda of 1968”
Selected Documents
·
40
document/other links on the Vietnam War
·
Leslie Gelb Analyzes the Roots of
U.S. Involvement in Vietnam (document)-this
is the state departments own “explanation” for the roots of U.S. involvement;
note the defensive reaction to the accusations about the real motivations for
involvement
·
McNamara
on the way that the Cold War purges affected Vietnam
·
Senator
Fulbright on the Arrogance of Power 1966
·
President Johnson
White House Tapes -“I don’t think
it’s worth fighting for, and I don’t think we can get out” –May 1964
·
Jim
Vacarella Describes Avoiding the Draft During the Vietnam War
·
The
CIA and Vietnam: Three Episodes, 1962-1968—
·
Winter
Soldier Investigation Testimony given in Detroit,
Michigan, 1971: This is testimony of Vietnam Vets.
o
1st
Marine Division (shooting of unarmed civilians)
o
Air
Calvary (Torture, killing “gooks”)
·
Right-wing
views on the Vietnam War-John Birch Society coverage shows the type of
ideas that have supported the idea that the U.S. lost because it didn’t try to
win the war
·
Selections
from the Vietnam Generation Journal
·
Martin
Luther King's declaration of independence from the war in Vietnam
·
A
Call to Resist Illegitimate Authority
·
Conspiracy to Oppose the War in
Vietnam by Benjamin Spock Excerpt from It Did Happen Here by Schulz
and Schulz (see Call
to Resist Illegitimate Authority as companion piece to this
Websites and links on Vietnam (many
have documents as well)
·
Spartacus
Educational Website on Vietnam—links to short biographies, and 100 other
websites
·
Vietnam War
Internet Project –documents, including those relating to Mai Lai
·
Remembrance
stories, poems, songs, maps, and narratives from or about the Vietnam War era
·
A Historian Reviews the recent Vietnam War Movie: “We Were
Soldiers Once” But Which War?”
·
Perspective
on the Bob Kerry Revelations about murdering children in Vietnam
·
The New Hampshire Gazette’s list of “Chickenhawks”—those
current pro-war politicians who avoided military service during Vietnam—
·
Story on Phan Thi Kim Phuc,
the little girl who ran away from the napalm in Hearts and Minds
·
CIA and Operation
Phoenix in Vietnam by former
Southeast Asia CIA operative Ralph McGhee
·
International
War Crimes Tribunal on Vietnam –1967
see therein the description
of Napalm effects
·
Agent Orange website
·
Operation
Linebacker 1972—when bombing replaces U.S. troops—carnage; for those who
think the U.S. “fought with one arm tied”
·
Pentagon Papers
materials from the National Security Archive
·
The Pentagon Papers—commentary.
The Pentagon Papers were the leaked documents that showed how the government
was lying about the Vietnam War, and which made Nixon go “ballistic” about the
problems they might cause about questioning the war
·
Conversation
with Daniel Ellsberg from Presidential Decisions and public dissent series
·
Vietnam:
Stories since the war --oral
histories of the war’s impact, developed after a PBS P.O.V. show
·
Right-wing views on the Vietnam War-John Birch Society http://www.jbs.org/vietnam/index.htm
·
Bill
Mandel’s testimony before HUAC in Berkeley Mandel testified while
five-thousand Berkeley students demonstrated outside --
·
Free Speech Movement Archives
·
Berkeley Free Speech
Movement Archives
·
Mario Savio’s speech
and “End to History”
·
Berkeley free
speech movement reflections
·
Personal
Narratives from the 1960s
·
Port Huron
Statement—full version
·
Port
Huron Statement-short version
·
SNCC as
part of the student movement
·
Yippie
Writings and Yippie advocates
·
Jerry
Rubin speech to the Yippie Convention (real player)
·
Chicago 7
conspiracy trial, with lots of other artifacts, including posters, photos
and the surreal trial transcript—also has great links
·
Another Chicago 7
website Under construction, but good material, good links, though many not functional
·
“It Was Like
A Weed:” Carl Oglesby on The 1960s Student Movement
·
“Let’s Have
a Meeting:” Cathy Wilkerson on SDS Organizing
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“Bigger Than
Anything We Understood:” Cathy Wilkerson On The Political Culture of SDS
·
“It Was All
Men Talking:” Cathy Wilkerson on 1960s Campus Organizing
·
Free Speech
Movement Digital Archive
·
Social
Protest in the Sixties – by Jo Freeman
·
Student
Rebellion in the 1960s
·
The
Berkeley Free Speech Movement and the Mississippi Sovereignty Commission
·
Levitate
the Pentagon including photos
·
Country Joe McDonald’s
Vietnam War Songs
·
Songs
of Americans in the Vietnam War
See
also http://www.Motown.com
·
Heat Wave and NoWhere
To Run-Martha Reeves and the Vandellas
Masters of War by Bob Dylan
Oxford Town by Bob Dylan
·
Barry
McGuire’s Eve of Destruction (1965)
·
MC-5
·
Soul
Patrol and Civil Rights
·
Big Brother and
the Holding Company
·
A Reasonable
interpretation of American Pie by Don McClean
·
San
Francisco Rock 1965-1969
·
Grateful Dead [official site]
· FBI Files
on John Lennon-
·
Stax
Records, the Incubator of Funk
·
“Rock and
Roll is a Weapon of Cultural Revolution” (Documents)
·
To
Dance By TOM ROBBINS (1967)
·
The 60s:
Notes of Discord (an interpretation of the role of music in the decade)
·
Conservative
Perspectives on Rock Music
·
When
Nixon Met Elvis – exhibit from the National Archives; bizarre=Elvis offers
his assistance to the war on drugs and against hippies
·
Psychedelic
Sixties - all you ever wanted to know about the counterculture
·
Timothy Leary (currently
closed, but keep checking)
·
Allen Ginsberg’ selected poetry “Howl”, “America”, “A Supermarket
In California”, “To Aunt Rose”
· The Farm, adventures in Community
living -- one of the communes from the
1960s
·
The
CIA, LSD and the 60s Rebellion