From autumn 1970 till summer 1971, the beatnik poet, translator of Victor Serge, and future Marxist critic of the anti-psychiatry movement Peter Sedgwick was living in Queens, a borough of New York. One October evening, he left the Sociology class he’d been teaching to spend an evening with the city’s International Socialists. The reason Sedgwick […]
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