Howard Zinn: The People's Historian

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Historian and author of A People's History of the United States Howard Zinn presents a critical view of American politics. In this sixth episode, Zinn discusses the 1960s protest movements and compares them with today's more muted protests; both are part of an ongoing American history of rebellion by the oppressed. Zinn addresses the United States international role and its support. The power of ordinary people to organize can bring about great change and shape history
Expansion and War (3:24)
Resistance Movements (3:32)
Labor Movement and Blacks (4:54)
Separatist Movement (2:31)
Black Power (2:30)
Vietnam War (2:53)
Veterans Protest War (4:03)
Iraq War (2:25)
Lessons of Vietnam (7:01)
Covert Action (3:45)
Aid to Contras (1:44)
School of the Americas (2:15)
American Indian Movement (3:31)
American Indian Values (2:51)
Gay Rights Movement (6:15)
Latino Movement (6:08)
Political Consciousness (5:05)
Social Movements (4:26)
Rejection of Objectivity (4:15)
Defining Power (3:24)
Citizens Fighting for Rights (5:34)
America's Future (4:25)
Credits: Howard Zinn: The People's Historian- Part 6: Beneath the World Power (1948-2005) (0:32)

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