“No one's trying to get famous”: Oakland Underground, part 1
Aug 11, 2026 - 01:06:50
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“Berkeley was heaven” until it wasn’t: 1970s feminist explosion
On the night that 18-year-old Joan Gelfand moved to Berkeley in 1972, she experienced her first riot, as protesters infuriated by President Nixon’s re-election raged down Telegraph Avenue. That was the beginning of a wil...
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