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Berkeley Radical 60s Walk
When:
Saturday, July 20, 2024, 10:00 AM until 12:00 PM
Where:
St. Joseph the Worker Church
1640 Addison Street
Berkeley, CA
510-684-0414
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Part of the San Francisco LaborFest - 10:00 AM Meet at St. Joseph the Worker Church
Walk with Harvey Smith
The McGee-Spaulding District could be considered a hotbed of Berkeley 1960s radicalism and counterculture given the number of noted activists and alternative living communities located in the neighborhood. This walk will explore the many locations where activists lived and the houses that were home to experimental communes. We will briefly explore the political and social roots of these causes, the intervening backlash, and the lasting influence of the counterculture movements of the ‘60s.
The route is entirely level and wheelchair accessible.
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