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Children 303.484 H5537a
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- (Checked in: Aug 25 2012 )
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 164) and index.
Contents:
- The fifties romper room : preschool for the boomer generation
- I wanna hold your hand : fueling idealism and its destruction
- Sitting at the counter : black college students lead the way to civil rights victories
- You say you want a revolution : the radical youth movement
- Feeling groovy : hippie culture and alternative lifestyles
- Burn, baby, burn : black nationalism and violent protest
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- Our bodies, our politics : women taking control of their destiny
- Upside down flag : fighting for Native American rights
- Somos Latinos : empowering Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans
- Earth Day : the origins of the environmental movement
- Making a rainbow : a legacy of progress.
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