Speeches and street action - 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Burroughs, Genet, Sanders, Ginsberg, Gregory, Ochs, crowds, and police - Chicago, 1968

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• William Burroughs
• Jean Genet
• Ed Sanders
• Allen Ginsberg
• Dick Gregory
• Phil Ochs
• sixties
• Yippies
• Yippie
• Hippies
• riots
• 1968
• Vietnam
• protest
• LSD

[britt12what]

hey, what song is playing at the end of this song?? and who sings it?

[spookynorman]

@britt12what -- Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me ‘Round is traditional civil rights era protest song but in this clip I think it is Phil Ochs singing it.

[Blueskathy]

OMG

[ohyppest1]

@ufotofu9

I can see one way or another, where ya comin' from?

[ohyppest1]

@britt12what

What song are you hearing?

[ohyppest1]

That whole war damaged us all, whether there or herem, no matter who went or stayed, or went somewhere else, all who saw it or cared know...beating up journalists or kids is not only shameful cowardly pathetic bullying but also a microcosm of the whole Eisenhower warning

[FIy019]

O my gosh, this is more violent then I thought, so there was a riot between demonstrators at the democratic convention and the police force just came in and attack/arrested many people? I got to research the 60's so it'll be very helpful some1 helps me, ty.

[HISTORYBUFFPA]

Thank you so much for posting this.

So great to see Burroughs address the crowd.

[ufotofu9]

Up against the wall motherfuckers!!!!