Take The Toke Heard Round The World - YIPster Times (1975)
Author: Yippies / NY
Keywords: yipster; yipster times; yippies; dana beal; drugs; global marijuana march; global marihana march; worldwide; marihuana march; youth international party; hippies; new york; movement; legalize; hemp; cannabis; marihuana; hanf; legalisierung
Publisher: Yippies
Year: 1975
Language: English
Book contributor: Psychedlic Library @ Hanf Museum Berlin
Collection: opensource
Description
The Yippies were a highly theatrical political activist group established in 1967 - Abbie Hoffman, Anita Hoffman and Paul Krassner were among its early founders. The term is a backronym - it was conceived by Krassner as a whimsical play on "hippies"; later the acronym Youth International Party was applied to have the group taken more seriously. The Yippies are fascinating - click here for story and links. For a short video, click here. In 1972 The Yipster Times was started by Dana Beal; in 1973 the Yippies moved into the building at 9 Bleecker Street where The Yipster Times (later Overthrow) was published - the photo above shows the original sign. Beal still lives in the building which is being converted into a museum after a fight against eviction (read about the future plans here). The building has continued as a locus for activism over the years - some Yippies still remain. Currently Beal and the organization Cures Not Wars are crusading for the legalization of Ibogaine and its use for heroin addiction.
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| Coverage: | 1975, New York |
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