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Encounter with Saul Alinsky - Part 1: CYC Toronto

Name: Encounter with Saul Alinsky - Part 1: CYC Toronto
Duration: 28 min

Peter Pearson

1967 | 28 min

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This documentary short captures a lively confrontation between the American community organizer and writer Saul Alinsky, and members of the Company of Young Canadians (CYC). Among other topics, the parties argue and disagree about the means and costs of securing social change.

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Peter Pearson
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Barrie Howells

John Kemeny

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Alinsky's approach is still valid today. There are lessons in it for the "Occupy Movement". Back in the 60's, many young white Candians were caught up the romance of escaping the society and the good life their parents and grandparents had built for them (a society they regarded as corrupt and materialistic). However, Alinsky worked alongside marginalized people, the poor, to help them get a piece of the good life these young folks claimed to have eschewed.
Cheyom1, 14 Sep 2012
The hippies discussed here for the most part ended up in some drug related psychosis or selling out by the seventies. If they lived in a comune, they discovered that organization is necessary and everyone has to do some work. This inevitably led to conflicts. There were a lot of plastic hippies whose values were if anything more conservative, materialistic and reactionary then those of their parents. They merely wanted different drugs, clothes, music, cars, jobs, etc.. I knew a guy who laughed when he told me he was now a pharmaceutical salesman.
SaloonSinger, 6 Mai 2011
a very good conversatoin
muhammadalirehan, 9 Sep 2010