Joel M. Sipress received his PhD in US History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is a Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin-Superior, where he teaches US and Latin American History. He serves as coeditor of the Debating American History series with David J. Voelker.
"This is a very interesting book that captures the overall mood and feeling of the era. I really like the Big Question. It is interesting, provocative, and timely."-- Michael Holm, Boston University"All of us who teach the 1960s know that it can be difficult to explain to our students why so many privileged young white people radically rejected the status quo of the era. Basing the analysis of the different movements of the period around this question--and tying it back to the consensus liberalism of the decade--is an effective organizing strategy."--Matthew Tribbe, Fullerton College
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