... of the Weather Underground, a small group of activists formed The New American Movement (NAM). They saw that the optimism for social change that made SDS a mass movement had not vanished in a puff of acrid smoke with the end of the 1960s, and they circulated a paper throughout the summer...

... of these challenges as into what drew me (and many others from my generation) to cultural studies in the first place. As I completed my doctorate, I came across the story of a 1970s socialist-feminist organization, the New American Movement (NAM), an organization...

... Center. He has been working on an oral history of the New American Movement (NAM) since 2006. As guest editor of the Fall 2009 edition of Works and Days, he will publish a selection of interviews from this research, as well as new essays solicited from members...

... University. Presen- tations at the Association for Asian American Studies and the European Associa- tion for American Studies also helped advance this project. Thanks especially to Daniel Nguyen, Bà Xuyê´n, Mary Queen of Viet Nam Community Development Corporation, and co-op members for opening...

... Brigade at a Time. Harry Browne: Shannon Airport: “The War Stope Here”. Ronald Bleier: The Security Services: Agents of Terror?. Nadya Willims: Trying to Undo: America's Viet Nam Veterans Living in Viet Nam. G. M. Tamás: Counter-Revolution Against A Counter-Revolution. Poetry by: Augusto...

.... The New Left, SDS, SNCC, NAM, NOW, GBLT, Amnesty International, the Third World Liberation Front (TWLF), the Free Speech Movement, and many other left-leaning organizations emerged on the scene. Even though relations between the different sectors of the movement didn’t always work...

... DSOC and the New American Movement [NAM] took place, forming Democratic Socialists of Denning Interview 115 America, some of the people from the Communist Party traditions who had been closer to NAM ended up in that circle...

... is properly at stake in the self-nam- ing by a species of an epoch of geologic time, often in a language unavailable to other forms of scientific discourse. The task for scholars of the humanities, then, is a crucial one, given the reflexive access to species self-definition that any humanist scholar...