The [vietnam] War's Gone On For Three

I Thought In 1965 That My Job Was To Convince Most Americans To Be Against The War. So I Spent Summers Knocking On Doors, Handing Out Literature, Trying To Talk To People Who Didn't Agree With Me, Trying To Get Them To See The War Was Wrong. And By 1968 A Majority Of Americans Did Oppose The War.

We Have Arguments [with My Father] And We Had A Lot Of Arguments In The Years When I Was At Michigan.

Well, First Of All I Think That We Have To Be Careful With Terms Like The Working Class, Obviously. When [karl] Marx Wrote About The Working Class He Was Writing About Something Much More Bounded Than We're Talking About.

If You Read The Literature Of Soviet Communism, You See A Dogma That's Chilling. On The Other Hand, If You Read The Literature Of Anti-communism, It's Every Bit As Dogmatic.

Part Of The Fun Of Writing, Touring, Teaching, Is Engaging With Real People About All Of It: What To Do Now, How To Build A Movement, Of Approaches To Teaching, Of Parenting - It's Exciting To Be In That Dialogue.