"Through interviews with his parents and their fellow radicals, as well as access to family documents and thousands of pages of newly declassified FBI documents, Dohrn pieces together his parents' motivations, the extreme personal costs of their actions, and their conflicted loyalties--to the movement on the one hand and to their young family on the other. This is a complicated legacy. but it opens up an enduring set of questions. What is worth fighting for? And who should be prepared to fight, when they have obligations to care for family? Is fighting for a better world also a fight for one's children?".