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“1960s America Angela Davis Betty Friedan civil rights Eliane Laffont feminism Jean-Pierre Laffont photography protest Rebel With a Cause women's rights Jonny Diamond Jonny Diamond is the Editor in Chief of Literary Hub.”
“The book is our love letter to the heroes and heroines who changed America and allowed Jean-Pierre and I to document it.”
“The National Organization for Women (NOW) called upon women nationwide to strike for equality on that day.”
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“They rejected mainstream American materialism and promoted peace and love.”
“_________________________________________ From Rebels With a Cause , by JP Laffont and Eliane Laffont, available now from Damiani.”
“___________________________________________ Photographing the Fight For Equality in 1960s America Miami, August 23, 1972 Outside of the 1972 Republican Convention, police arrest 1,000 demonstrators attempting to disrupt the event.”
“New York City, June 29th, 1972 Radical activist Angela Davis speaking at Madison Square Garden in New York.”
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“The community advocated a spiritual life and represented their idea of an earthly paradise.”
“Their courage defined an era, and their legacy continues today.”
“At Explo ‘72 in Dallas, thousands pointed their fingers toward the sky in a moment of collective belief.”
“Jean-Pierre also photographed young Americans searching for spiritual meaning.”
“He actually did succumb to the charm of their cult and was sad to leave the Nirvana they tried to create.”
“They made no effort to integrate into the society that rejected them, yet they welcomed him into their world.”
“August 26th, 1970 Feminists march in New York City on August 26, 1970 on the 50th anniversary of the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment which granted American women full suffrage.”