Judy Gumbo Albert on the cover of Berkeley Tribe (1970) Judy was an original Yippie and is an all-around badass. I interviewed her for my book (this image is in there too), and I have a studio visit with her that I’ll put up soon. Anyway, right now she has a really dope Vietnam photo essay over at Thorne Dreyer’s Rag Blog. “In 1970, during the American War, I visited what was then North Viet Nam. It was a Yippie trip. This year I returned to Viet Nam. What follows are some of my impressions.”
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Judy Gumbo Albert on the cover of Berkeley Tribe (1970)

Judy was an original Yippie and is an all-around badass. I interviewed her for my book (this image is in there too), and I have a studio visit with her that I’ll put up soon. Anyway, right now she has a really dope Vietnam photo essay over at Thorne Dreyer’s Rag Blog.

“In 1970, during the American War, I visited what was then North Viet Nam. It was a Yippie trip. This year I returned to Viet Nam. What follows are some of my impressions.”

“The law has become tyranny. The revolution therefore is the only order.”—Abbie Hoffman On February 18, 1970 five members of the Chicago 7 were sentenced to five years in prison (the guilty verdict was reversed in 1972) for crossing state lines with the intent to incite riot during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Rubin penned this dispatch for the Berkeley Tribe ten hours before he was set to begin his sentence. Artwork by Greg Irons. Larger
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“The law has become tyranny. The revolution therefore is the only order.”—Abbie Hoffman

On February 18, 1970 five members of the Chicago 7 were sentenced to five years in prison (the guilty verdict was reversed in 1972) for crossing state lines with the intent to incite riot during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Rubin penned this dispatch for the Berkeley Tribe ten hours before he was set to begin his sentence. Artwork by Greg Irons.

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