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bob a. feldmanU.S. Movement History: Past and Present
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Queens County Revisited In 1972-1973--Excerpt 14
While Barry was watching his TV screen in the other room--or when he wasn't around the apartment and I was alone in the basement apartment--I would usually spend my time there practicing my guitar quietly, reading, or writing new folk songs...
Queens County Revisited In 1972-1973--Excerpt 13
The basement apartment I shared with Barry in the 1970's obtained very little sunlight from its small basement windows, was sparsely furnished, and contained a small bedroom where Barry slept, a small living room-turned bedroom where I put ...
Queens County Revisited In 1972-1973--Excerpt 12
Barry was, historically, a mixed bag culturally and politically in the early 1970's in Queens County. On the one hand, he was the son of a retired New York City cop who, also being a hard-core Zionist, had moved to Palestine/Israel a few ye...
Queens County Revisited In 1972-1973--Excerpt 11
It was while working at Bulova in Woodside, Queens in the early 1970’s that I then began living in a basement apartment in a house near one of the IND subway stops on Hillside Avenue in Jamaica, Queens.
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Writes folk songs in Guthrie-Ochs-MacColl tradition. Also a Movement writer/blogger/activist who is not funded by elite foundation money.
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