Princeton Radicals is part history and part biography. It begins
with a description of the issues that produced such passionate
political activism in the 1960s and the specific campaigns that
Students for a Democratic Society-the most important radical
organization on campuses at the time-waged at Princeton University.
The book then goes on to describe the lives of nine of the leaders
of the Princeton campaigns, examining the effect of their
participation in the radical movement on their choice of careers
and subsequent political opinions. A number of these former
activists are still involved in efforts to create a more
egalitarian society, the same goal that motivated them almost half
a century ago. But even for those whose politics have changed
dramatically, their career decisions have been informed by the same
values that prompted their student activism.
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