The Student-Youth Community in Kalamazoo, Michigan Winter 1971: An Examination of Policies and Actions of the Major Political Groups
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Authors
Hanna, Martin
Issue Date
1971
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Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
This paper is, first of all, neither the beginning nor
the end of the study of the changing culture and political
philosophy of some of the present generation. It is an
attempt to try and record some of the people, groups, and
activ1ties that were going on in the City of Kalamazoo during
the short period of t1me from January to March,1971. The
information gathered is relevant not only because it documents
the activities in Kalamazoo, but because similar types of
activit1es are going on in cities throughout the country. The major theme of this paper is that political
philosophy cannot be separated from the rest of the life
philosophy of these people, if it can be separated in anyone.
So I answer the academic community by stating that a loss in
some organization and methodology is made up by the opportunity
to break into areas that would be restricted later. To
the community critics I would state that this effort is an
attempt to make sense out of the confusing mass of ideas and
actions that will hopefully aid their causes by shedding some
light onto what might be developing into a battle of dogmatic
cultures, ideologies, styles, and generations.
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