Youth--The Oppressed Majority
September, 1967
To most adults who read about it, the analogy must have seemed preposterous. Here was John Lindsay, the mayor of New York, actually telling a group of Princeton undergraduates last November that they were like black youngsters in a ghetto. "The distance between these groups--educationally, economically, socially--has certain psychological bridges," he said. "The frustration of the sophomore alienated from his university by its size and impersonality is not very much different from...
