Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface 1. The Movement Begins 2. The Impact of the ­Anti-Hero, High and Low 3. The Revolt of the Young 4. Striving for the Beloved Community 5. Contending with the Kennedy Administration 6. Mounting Frustration in the Civil Rights Camp: Martin, Malcolm, and Mississippi Freedom Summer 7. Anger Rising and the Radicalization of Movement Activists 8.

Martin, Malcolm, and Bob 9. Envisioning Participatory Democracy 10. Early Opposition to War in Southeast Asia 11. Teach-Ins, Naming That System, and a New SDS 12. The New Wave 13. Resistance 14. The American Counterculture 15. Marching Toward the Pentagon 16.

Consciousness Raising 17. Season of the Witch 18. The Fading of the New Politics 19. Counterrevolution and Revolution 20. Liberation 21. Brown Power, Red Power, Yellow Power 22. People's Power of a Different Cast 23. The Waning of the Movement but the Fight for Empowerment Continued 24.

The Movement: A Very Brief Retrospective Chapter Notes Bibliography Index.