Inspiring Participatory Democracy: Student Movements from Port Huron to Today (Hardcover)

Part I Preface and Introduction; chapter0 The Port Huron Statement at 50, Robert Cohen; chapter00 The Dream of Port Huron, Tom Hayden; Part 2 The Way We Were and the World Now: Reflections by Port Huron Veterans; Chapter 1 Port Huron, Becky Adams; Chapter 2 The Progress We Created Is Now at stake, Paul Booth; Chapter 3 A Half Century Seeking to Live the Spirit and Method of Port Huron, Robb Burlage; Chapter 4 It Was a Rising sun, Mickey Flacks; Chapter 5 Port Huron After a Half Century, Richard Flacks; Chapter 6 The Evolution of a Radical’s Consciousness, Sharon Jeffrey Lehrer; Chapter 7 It’s Been Said I’m Still Unrealistic, Alan Haber; Chapter 8 Port Huron, Barbara Haber; Chapter 9 * Thanks to Jane Stembridge for saying my title, back in the day., Casey Hayden; Chapter 10 Part Icipatory Democracy Means Putting Your Body on the Line, Charles McDew; Chapter 11 Religion and the Spirit, James Monsonis; Chapter 12 A Young Christian Student at Port Huron, Maria Varela; Chapter 13 Part Icipatory Democracy, Michael Vester; Part 3 Teaching Strategies, Final Thoughts, and the Port Huron Statement; Chapter 14 Teaching the Port Huron Statement, Robert Cohen, Diana Turk, Stacie Brensilver Berman; Chapter 15 Part Icipatory Democracy from SNCC through Port Huron to Women’s Liberation to Occupy, Linda Gordon; Chapter 16 * For this reprinting of the Port Huron Document, minor changes to syntax, punctuation, and formatting have been made for clarity;