The Young Radicals: A Symposium

When I was asked to summarize in a few pages my general reaction to this symposium I assumed that this would be an easy task. In fact I have been trying for several hours to discern common themes to which I might address myself. But what is there in common 159 between, say, Robert Wolff, for whom the struggle for integration, against HUAC or against capital punishment, has nothing to do with radicalism, and Jeremy Lamer who says he is a radical because as a child he found himself in a world o...