SDS New Left Notes: Vol. 1, No. 44: November 18, 1966

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) was a student activist movement in the United States that was one of the main representations of the New Left. The organization developed and expanded rapidly in the mid-1960s before dissolving at its last convention in 1969. Their underground newspaper, New Left Notes, was the main source of correspondence to other members. Our book is a high-quality, professionally-scanned reproduction of VOL. 1, NO. 44, which was originally published November 18, 1966. It features articles, pictures, letters and more.Topics Our Man on the Draft- Brighton Sunday- Malcolm X on Power, Politics & Organization- Investigate War- What About the Draft?- Radical Analysis of Draft Conference- And MUCH MoreYou won't find a book like this in any store. Buy this incredible piece of history today! ( this book is being offered for HISTORICAL PURPOSES ONLY. It is a piece of American history and as such it is of value to students, historians, and interested readers. We do NOT necessarily agree with, or condone, anything that is contained within the pages. It is simply a historic artifact and is being represented as such, without any kind of endorsements.)