Word: classed
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...mood of the march was more spirited than mournful. Most of the marchers were young, perhaps because it was a workday; but it was not the typical demonstration of white, middle-class radical students. The majority were unmistakably Puerto Rican, and the ghettoes they marched from were their homes, not an adopted cause...
Political activists in the class were quick to sense greater potential for the show of emotion. "The revolution is here," one boy cried. "The British are coming...
...image of a conservative. "I don't have to hold Dr. Pusey's hand, and I don't have to represent the professors, because they vote for the intellectuals-for the Galbraiths and the Schlesingers. I will cater to the constituency that I represent, and that's the working class of Cambridge," he said. "It wasn't the working class of Cambridge that created the drug problem. It was the upper middle class. It [this proposal] also spells votes in the ballot box on election...
...MOST crucial questions, I think, lie else where. There can be little doubt that a new consciousness does in fact exist and has become respectable to a sizable group of disaffected middle-class people, primarily young. And this new consciousness is revolutionary. But there will be a revolution only if the consciousness suits most people. One wonders...
...ISSUE of black citizenship occasioned in the Fourteenth Amendment the instrument through which government completed its self-disqualification from competence in religion. The issue of first-class black citizenship possibly occasioned, through the instrumentality of the late 1950s and early 1960s, the beginning of the church's move to reclaim the civil order. When Martin Luther King took to the streets in 1956 to challenge laws of the land, and when masses followed him, and when clergy followed the masses, the new "activist church" entered the headlines and the separated civil and religious orders in America moved from a substantially...