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24 ott 2016 · SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — During more than 50 years in the public eye, Tom Hayden went from firebrand college liberal to mainstream politician to elder political statesman. Through it all he remained the person he said he always wanted to be: someone dedicated to changing the world. Hayden, who died Sunday following a long illness, was barely out of his teens and a student at the ...
24 ott 2016 · AP. Famed American anti-war activist Tom Hayden has died aged 76. Hayden died in his home in Santa Monica "after a lengthy illness", the Los Angeles Times reports. He was a member of the "Chicago ...
24 ott 2016 · Famed '60s anti-war activist Tom Hayden, whose name became forever linked with the celebrated Chicago 7 trial, Vietnam War protests and his ex-wife actress Jane Fonda, has died.
7 feb 2019 · Fast Facts: Tom Hayden. Known For: Co-founder of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and a political activist focused on anti-war efforts, civil rights, and progressivism in American politics. Occupation: Activist, author, professor, and politician. Born: December 11, 1939 in Royal Oak, Michigan. Died: October 23, 2016 in Santa Monica ...
24 ott 2016 · Tom Hayden, the political activist turned lawmaker and author, died yesterday. He was 76 and had been ill. Hayden was best known for his opposition to the Vietnam War and for his marriage to ...
11 nov 2021 · Tom Hayden: His Early Life. Born Thomas Emmett Hayden on December 11, 1939, in Royal Oak, Michigan, Tom Hayden had a turbulent childhood. Though he was raised middle-class, his father was a violent drunk who divorced his wife when Tom was 10. George Rose/Getty ImagesHayden in 1976, the year he ran against California Senator John V. Tunney.
Tom Hayden was a leader of the student, civil rights and anti-war movements in the Sixties, and the environmental and anti-nuclear movements in the Seventies. As one of the early leaders of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), Tom Hayden struggled to bring about equal rights for African Americans and later, to end the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War.
