Archive for January, 1969
Student Masses Win
Archive Entry Date: 1/31/1969
In its second week the TWLF strike took on a new momentum and met stronger resistance
“A True WASP” Responds to Strikers
Archive Entry Date: 1/30/1969
A failure to understand the true meaning of self-determination.
ASUC Senate Supports Demands, Not Strike
Archive Entry Date: 1/24/1969
To understand that efficacy over one's life is at stake, not specific bureaucratic demands.
Strike On! Survival the Issue
Archive Entry Date: 1/24/1969
Extensive coverage, from the Barb, of the start of the TWLF strike at Berkeley
Strike Demands
Archive Entry Date: 1/1969
Liberation demands to gain rightful autonomy in the university
Afro-American Studies Proposal
Archive Entry Date: 1969
The proposal that lead to the creation of the Afro-American Studies Department in the College of Letters in Science
The Problem Is a Crisis
Archive Entry Date: c. 1969
Ecology Action laid out the crisis to which their group was the solution
twLF Constitution
Archive Entry Date: 1/1969
AASU, MASC, AAPA, & NAP came together—and borrowed language from the Black struggle to do so
Selection from Hale Zukas’s Oral History
Archive Entry Date: 1997
Hale Zukas recalls the first official curb cuts in Berkeley — and his role in designing them