Word: goldman
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...many years, thinkers like Clarence Darrow and Emma Goldman have recognized the failure of prisons and described them as the natural extension of injustice in society. Most people ignored the issue. In the late 1960s, things began to change. Young prisoners who had been involved in political struggles on the outside increased prisoners' awareness of their need for solidarity. George Jackson's writing and the rebellion at Attica began to increase public awareness...
However, Dr. Peter Goldman, a pharmacologist at the Beth Israel Hospital, felt that the brand name on a drug guarantees a certain standard. The brand name drugs are "not better, but of a consistent, known quality," he explained...
...easy, depending on one's point of view, to hold youth responsible for what was good in society or to blame it for what was bad. In this way, one could avoid the complexities and ambiguities of a genuine analysis of American life. Historian Eric Goldman expects the 1970s to be a "period of re-emerging consensus, when the young will not be so critical of the old and when the old will not be so rigidly protective of their values." That may be a somewhat sunny view of a decade that could produce almost anything -and probably will...
...Goldman, Sachs & Company...
...Goldman, Sachs & Company...