The Passions And Commitments That

If The Logic Of Capitalism Is "expand Or Die," Then Either It Has To Die Or The World Has To Die.

My Dad Was A [theodor] Roosevelt Democrat.

You Need To Find A Way To Live Your Life, That It Doesn't Make A Mockery Of Your Values.

I Thought In 1965 That My Job Was To Convince Most Americans To Be Against The War. So I Spent Summers Knocking On Doors, Handing Out Literature, Trying To Talk To People Who Didn't Agree With Me, Trying To Get Them To See The War Was Wrong. And By 1968 A Majority Of Americans Did Oppose The War.

So We Were Ecstatic And We Swirled Around Spontaneously, The Campus In Ann Harbor And About 4,000 Of Us Landed On The Steps Of The President Of The University Of Michigan's Home.