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SDS used buttons and flyers to grab attention and spread awareness.

This is the cover of the pamphlet of the Port Huron Statement when it was circulated in the 1960s. The Port Huron Statement was written by members of SDS and became the manifesto for the New Left.

Photo of the burning of a draft card by Andrew Sacks. This photo was taken in 1967.

Paul Milgram standing against wall, 27 January 1968, Apt. Unlimited picketer

Professor Gamson is interviewed by WXYZ in 1965 and is asked to explain the idea of a "work moratorium." In 2015, he ironically unveils he did not have Friday classes, therefore, there was not much at stake.

Bentley Historical Library. Arnold Kaufman Papers. Box #. "Arnold Kaufman Letter"

"How We Got Here: the 70s" in reference to SLID and LID and their split and effects on SDS.

Tom Hayden discusses the importance of The Port Huron Statement.

Bob Ross Interview in July, 1978, in Worchester, Massachusetts.

University of Michigan proceed across the diag with posters that call into question the University funding Dow Chemical.