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Sahlins interview clip, "What was the reaction on campus to the teach-in..."

Professor Sahlines reflects on how the teach-in was received on campus.

Sahlins interview clip; "Students first learned that their professors were people ..."

Many students did not see the political interests of their professors until the first teach-in. In Professor Sahlin's opinion, this made professors seem more relatable.

Sahlins, "Let's prove that we were ..."

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SDS "Free University" Pin

This is a pin created by the activist group, Students for a Democratic Society. This pin reads, "A Free University in a Free Society" which indicates SDS's goal of a university in which students can freely express themselves that is embedded within a…

SDS at the University of Michigan protests DOW Chemical at its Midland, Michigan plant

SDS Bulletin Introduction 1965

This was the introduction to a special edition bulletin published by SDS in 1965. It was written while SDS was gaining a lot of attention due to its recent March on Washington. It addresses how SDS should use its new fame to further promote its…

SDS Completes Final Draft of the Port Huron Statement

SDS Draft Referendum

This document is part of a referendum to make the draft the primary focus of SDS' anti-Vietnam War movement. It was part of a 1965 special edition bulletin published by SDS. It provides multiple reasons as to why the draft needs to become the main…