Talk:Murray Bookchin
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[edit] nonsensical sentence
In the Murray Bookchin article, in this paragraph:
"Through the fifties and sixties, Bookchin worked in a number of working class situations -- including a stint as a railroad stevedore. He began teaching in the late 60s at the Free University. a counter-cultural 60s era Manhattan based institution. This led to a tenured position at Ramapo State College in Mahwah, NJ. At the same time, he co-founded 1971 Bo the Institute for Social Ecology at Goddard College in Vermont."
The last sentence doesn't make sense.
Michelle Meaders 67.101.88.27 13:33, 10 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Private Bookchin quote
I heard Bookchin saying this in the 1984 years anarchist festival in Venice:
"The working class movement in America died in the 1940's. I know it. I was there.I saw it happen."
A strong qoutation from a strong individual. And the message of his death came to me from Wikipedia!
Jerker Nordlund , Sweden —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 81.228.211.82 (talk • contribs).
