Nancy Peters Quote

Then (in 1981) we did a book by Geoffrey Rips called "Unamerican Activities," which was a documentation of the subversion of the underground press. That was when the Freedom of Information Act made those files available. We were shocked, we couldn't believe that our government had been bombing people, infiltrating their organizations. In fact, I think one of the files listed Lawrence as a "beatnik rabble-rouser."


"And the beat goes on", San Francisco Chronicle, 2003-06-09.


Then (in 1981) we did a book by Geoffrey Rips called Unamerican Activities, which was a documentation of the subversion of the underground press....

Then (in 1981) we did a book by Geoffrey Rips called Unamerican Activities, which was a documentation of the subversion of the underground press....

Then (in 1981) we did a book by Geoffrey Rips called Unamerican Activities, which was a documentation of the subversion of the underground press....

Then (in 1981) we did a book by Geoffrey Rips called Unamerican Activities, which was a documentation of the subversion of the underground press....