Week 10 (Walking Tour) Response- Anika Czander
The most memorable place on my tour was seeing the Stonewall Inn. While I’d visited before, it was usually as…
Week 8 Response – Anika Czander
Something interesting that I noted in Todd Gitlin’s Introduction in The Sixties: Years of Hope Days of Rage was the…
Week 9 Response – Anika Czander
Gil Fagiani was a pleasure to have in class. I loved how his poetry captured the vibe of the 1960s….
Week 6 Response – Anika Czander
I thoroughly enjoyed the readings this week, particularly that of the Feminine Mystique. I have always felt that there were…
Week 5 Response – Anika Czander
Helen Gurley Brown is not only a feminist icon, but also a personal hero of mine. As a fan of…
Week 4 Response – Anika Czander
I found it to be so interesting the differences in humor that we noticed in class today. The Kermit meme…
Week 3 Response-Anika Czander
“These guys who put the rivets, they die but their work remains in place. There’s no monument to these people.”…
The Warriors
To me, The Warriors really captured an essence of gang societies in New York in the 60s. When I had…
Pop Gun Art- Niki de Saint Phalle
My favorite work of art in the MoMA was Niki de Saint Phalle’s “Pop Gun Art”. In the era when…
The homogeneity of heterogeneity in NY
As I was reading the “Introduction” to Nathan Glazer and Daniel Moynihan’s Beyond the Melting Pot: The Negroes, Puerto Ricans,…
