Jerry Rubin

As the Sixties staggered into the Seventies and beyond, the political activist followed the money.

Originally published:

“The 1968 Civil Disorders Bill had been pushed through Congress by Southern reactionaries who were convinced that there was a combined black power-communist conspiracy to burn down the American cities. Now it had actually been applied”

Originally published:

“To some on the left, the Chicago indictments represent the most brazen attempt since McCarthy to crush active dissent, and anything less than acquittal will signal the start of a massive governmental drive.”

Originally published:

“The yippies may nominate a 300-pound pig for president. His pro­gram is garbage. After nomination we will eat him and be­come the candidate. The only answer to an absurd system is absurdity and laughter, followed by anger, and then absurdity and laughter”

Originally published:

Voice reporters and photographer Fred McDarrah brought back eyewitness accounts of the bloody melee at the Democratic National Convention in 1968