the american public finally voted the way that tom hayden and jane fonda and a wanted. the same people who, by the way, in 1968communist debug that can send out the handles. i don't like them. one more. they think stalin is worse than mccarthy. in their lectures the complained about mccarthy and not soviets. nobody has any communist sentiment pleiades interesting material. it is not just standing, but shocking to see again person socialism is an alternative. anl teaching bad. i am so stunned. russia propaganda inenglish. 500 people working. interviews of with the current american communistn brainwash -- three brainwashed those yes people. three brainwash the year and people. >> state you. foundation in. great past. that is what it comes down to. i did a review of about 20 hics. basically it named 20 across the united states. the state of wisconsin, but it is incredible. this was right about the time, three or four years after the university press had come out which documented 100 million dead under communist government. i could not find that figure in one single textboo

curtis casey came up to describe organizing efforts in mccollum mississippi in the fall of 1961 and tom hayden became of that winter fresh from an albany georgia jail. in the spring of 1962 paid an invited a group of us to attend the conference in chapel hill, north carolina. in its berth with the freedom songs and stories of beatings and jailings sncc workers talked about baker's notion of radically democratic organizing and how seven freedom movement to liberalize the country as a whole, especially with seven back people voting. who could defeat the conservative southern congressmen who held a stranglehold on the senate and congressional committees? i was drawn in emotionally by being around people like myself who were, for the most part, black, political, and very radical. further, i was convinced that the organizing philosophies and strategies i heard about in chapel hill just might work. i made plans to go south, but my parents who had lived apart for two years so that i could attend my mother's alma maters as a student would not hear of it. i continued to do support work for the movement