Class Divide: Yale '64 and the Conflicted Legacy of the Sixties
by Howard Gillette Jr., Gillette, Jr., Howard
Class Divide explores Yale’s Class of 1964 against the backdrop of the conflicted legacy of the 1960s. With class, higher education, and historical memory at its center, the book provides a focused perspective for readers interested in American history and social change.
About This Book
Class Divide focuses on Yale’s Class of 1964 and its relationship to the conflicted legacy of the 1960s.
The title places class and higher education at the center of the book’s subject.
It offers a historical perspective on a pivotal decade and the ways its legacy continues to invite reflection.
Written by Howard Gillette Jr., the book is suited to readers interested in American history, social change, and the history of education.
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