Out of the Sixties

Focusing on the interplay between personal identity and historical context, this work examines ten influential figures from the 1960s, including George Lucas and Alice Walker. Each chapter highlights how storytelling reconciles the personal with the political amidst the backdrop of Vietnam War trauma. Through diverse forms such as film, music, and literature, the book illustrates the cultural contributions of this generation, showcasing how their experiences shaped their artistic expressions and gave rise to new voices in American culture.