Andrew Kopkind (1935–1994) was a journalist and editor. Kopkind’s work chronicled the turbulence of the American sixties and seventies; he wrote on the civil rights movement, the Vietnam War era, and the rise of Ronald Regan in Time Magazine, The Nation, and The New Republic, where he served as associate editor. An anthology of his work, The Thirty Years’ Wars: Dispatches and Diversions of a Radical Journalist, 1965-1994, was published in 1995.
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The Spirit of ‘76
May 15, 1975
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TV Guide
August 8, 1974
The Hundred Million Dollar Lunch by Sterling "Red" Quinlan
Broadcast License Renewal Act: Report, together with Separate Views US House of Representatives, 93rd Congress, 2nd Session
Playing in the FM Band by Steve Post
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See My Agent
May 30, 1974
State Secrets: Police Surveillance in America by Paul Cowan, by Nick Egleson, by Nat Hentoff, with Barbara Herbert, by Robert Wall
The Glass House Tapes by Citizens Research and Investigation Committee, by Louis E. Tackwood
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A Document of the Sixties
December 5, 1968
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Serving Time
September 12, 1968
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Mauerism
August 1, 1968
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Violence in Oakland
May 9, 1968
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The Thaw
April 25, 1968
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The Trial of Captain Levy: II
April 11, 1968
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An Exchange on “Racism”
December 7, 1967
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Politics and Morality
October 26, 1967
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They’d Rather Be Left
September 28, 1967
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Dissension in the ACLU
September 14, 1967
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Soul Power
August 24, 1967
Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community? by Martin Luther King Jr.
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Regis Debray
July 13, 1967
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Doctor’s Plot
June 29, 1967
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Waiting for Lefty
June 1, 1967
R.F.K.: The Man Who Would Be President by Ralph de Toledano
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Times’ Square
May 4, 1967
The Artillery of the Press: Its Influence on American Foreign Policy by James Reston
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The Big Fix
March 23, 1967