American Decades
Don't Mourn—Organize!: SDS Guide to Community Organizing
Pamphlet
By: Students for a Democratic Society
Date: 1968
Source: Students for a Democratic Society. Don't Mourn—Organize!: SDS Guide to Community Organizing. San Francisco and Chicago: Movement Press, 1968, 2–3. Reproduced in Digital & Multimedia Center, Michigan State University Libraries. Available online at http://lib0131.lib.msu.edu/dmc/radicalism/public/all/dontmo... ; website home page: http://lib0131.lib.msu.edu (accessed April 18, 2003).
About the Organization: Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) was a national left-wing organization. It was originally organized in 1946 as the Student Department of the League for Industrial Democracy. It reorganized at a meeting held in Port Huron, Michigan, in June 1962. Tom Hayden, one...
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