As Free Speech Movement turns 60, its original leaders are reuniting for Berkeley talk
Briefly

Robert Cohen, the NYU professor and author of FSM leader Mario Savio's first biography, emphasizes that the Free Speech Movement's lessons remain crucial as universities debate free speech limits.
The Free Speech Movement transformed political engagement at UC Berkeley, where students challenged the administration's restrictions, paving the way for open debates and rallies on campus.
Key figures from the FSM, such as Bettina Aptheker and Jack Radey, reflect on their activism journey, underscoring the movement's lasting impact on today’s political climate.
The upcoming event at Berkeley serves as a reminder of the Free Speech Movement's importance, allowing current students to engage with its history and relevance in modern discourse.
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