Berkeley in the Sixties

00:00:53 Coming out of an atmosphere of conformity

00:05:41 to educate previously unimagined numbers of students

00:09:24 So there was a growing community of people

00:14:16 Tables have been permitted out in front of Bancroft and Telegraph

00:17:51 And they'd stand on the car. People were very careful about the car.

00:22:02 And it took forever.

00:26:37 It constitutes, in fact, prior restraint on speech

00:31:19 It was getting to be dinnertime. It was getting in or not getting in.

00:36:18 I said he would not

00:40:00 l'd never realised people would lie to maintain their positions of power.

00:44:40 She said she was going to sit on the tracks

00:49:25 all significant sectors of the American public accepted the war

00:54:33 So I think we came to a realisation that one way to change that

00:58:24 We were visionaries, critical of conventional society.

01:03:30 and they were saying, ''We have to raise the stakes.''

01:09:15 Bobby Avakian, son of a judge, a well-known young would-be radical

01:13:14 You ought to tell him clear, ''lf you don't want any trouble

01:17:14 guarantees the citizen a right to bear arms on public property.

01:21:17 Two days after the assassination of Martin Luther King

01:25:52 It was all coming apart in a new spirit.

01:29:49 Every time you placed some degree of hope in a national leader...

01:34:42 As I see it, the great hope implicit in the People's Park

01:40:30 and are old enough to know better

01:45:48 You want to keep that sense of change and overwhelming power