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Some things get censored at Sydney Uni…

13 April 2017

9:16 AM

13 April 2017

9:16 AM

In 1964, a small student protest movement gained traction across the United States and galvanised the entire nation. At the University of Berkeley, an 800-strong student sit-in and strike resulted in campus shutdown. Across the country, students from all walks of life and from both sides of the political spectrum engaged in civil disobedience during an intensely political decade.

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