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| | TAP: Vol 7, Iss. 26. Straight From the Sixties. Todd Gitlin. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07) |
 | | The savagers are the sixties' shadow, the negative double of that decade, energized by its hideous memory, dependent upon it for self-definition. |
 | | The absolutist passions of the late sixties inevitably relented in the press of practical exigency, in the flush of semi-success, or the afterglow of defeat. |
 | | The crippling irony is that one of the strongest legacies of sixties movements is distrust of the very government, however "reinvented," that used to be liberalism's preferred vehicle for reform. |
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