Discuss the idea of freedom

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The Sixties

Once again, competing notions of "freedom" were at the center of American society and culture during the 1960s. Choose two groups discussed in the lectures and/or readings for this module and compare the ways that they understood and discussed the idea of "freedom."

Write a 200-word discussion board post in response to the prompt. In your response, you must quote or make reference to at least one of the documents assigned for reading in this module. You may also use material addressed in the lecture videos.

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