Revolutions don’t cause change; it’s the other way around. As the philosopher Eric Hoffer stated: “Change prepares the ground for revolution.” In Humboldt County, California,
I was in high school when The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test was published in 1968. However, I didn’t read it until the mid-’70s—but I definitely
Revolutions don’t cause change; it’s the other way around. As the philosopher Eric Hoffer stated: “Change prepares the ground for revolution.” In Humboldt County, California, Raj has seen the changes. He arrived here in 1970, a product of Santa Ana in Orange County, one of the countless clone-like suburbs of Southern California. But Raj didn’t come to Humboldt specifically to
I was in high school when The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test was published in 1968. However, I didn’t read it until the mid-’70s—but I definitely remember the impact it had. We were on a family vacation in 1970. Every time we pulled into a rest stop on the interstate, scores of garishly painted vehicles dotted the parking lot, invariably emblazoned
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