Years mostly brown university, so i really didnt teach the 60s because it wasnt history but later on that became an important part of my courses and then ive written some books which talked about aspects of the 60s and like a lot of other historians i became uncomfortable in the notion that the sixties could be described as something 1960 to 1976 so they like to talk to the 30s or the 20s or the 90s and so forth you can do that because of the power throughout the decade. Mostly it doesnt work and here is the 60s i dont think it does either. Because if you look back at what was happening in the early 60s, 60, 61, 63, 64, at least until kennedy assassination in november, 1963 and so much of daily life and Popular Culture and music and politics and so forth and the way people dress and so forth seem very much like the 50s and when we think of the fifties we think of a lot of turmoil, political polarization, urban riots, vietnam, rock concert and woodstock and so on and i became convinced
Statewide numbers add up. If youre philly and your vote this is like some guy living in the suburbs where the vote is more important. You live in a big city never lived in a state that really was a close call. I guess the saying about florida . Only three kind of people down here, those who vote, those who count and those who cant count. Stupid joke. [laughter] always had a different number. Always say, this thing called im sorry. Gore. Hi, chris. Quick question, i guess, the last one. Im a big fan of worldwide government, and what . Worldwide government. Federal recallism. Just a different government in Different Countries around the world, whether it be in israel, china, different places, watching their government work. I always think of that my career, ending gold to travel around the worldful see how democracy is doing in different cubs. The thing that confuses me about america is the twoparty system. Do you think well get to the place without a twoparty system . It will be like in
While provincial records suggest at least 50 hunger strikes were held in Ontario s jails last year, experts say the newly obtained data is likely an underrepresentation of collective action amongst the provincial inmate population.
While provincial records suggest at least 50 hunger strikes were held in Ontario s jails last year, experts say the newly obtained data is likely an underrepresentation of collective action amongst the provincial inmate population.
Elections Ontario must ensure imprisoned people are provided information on their candidates, registration assistance and facilitation by Elections Ontario employees on voting day.