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There was a time in Jonathan Lerner’s life, in 1970s, when he fervently believed that he and fellow student guerrillas in the Weather Underground would topple the U.S. government, write a new constitution and bring about a Communist revolution. Lerner, one of the founding members of the militant group, tried unsuccessfully to build a y. He admits that, at his most crazed extreme, he would have easily lobbed one onto an A base if s had given him ability.

The rage of suburban, middle-class kids like Lerner against America sprang from their discovery that it was not the flawless egalitarian, democratic society it made itself out to be. the draft turned a magnifying glas n American youth became the enraged conscience of a nation. The Weathermen, an extremist faction that took over the more benign Students for a Democratic Society, which had chapters spread across American colleges, crusaded for social justice via a Communist coup.

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