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Oral History Interview: Michael Rosen (1383)
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In his May 2014 & May 6, 2015 interviews with Troy Reeves, Michael Rosen reflected on his undergraduate years at UW-Madison. He devoted particular attention to the development of his political views during his years at UW and how he was involved in a number of key social movements there during the 1960s, such as the ?Dow Riot,? the draft resistance movement, and the Black Students? Strike. This interview was conducted for inclusion into the UW-Madison Oral History Program, specifically within the ?Vietnam Era at UW-Madison? series.
In his May 20, 2015, interview with Reeves, Michael Rosen talked about his involvement in the 2011 Capitol Protests, which was conducted for inclusion in the ?Capitol Protests, 2011? oral history series.
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Governor Scott Walker, Wisconsin State Capitol Protests, MATC, Milwaukee, WI, Black Students Strike, Willie Edwards, Black Thursday, Democratic National Convention 1968, WDRU, Wisconsin Draft Resistance Union, alcohol on campus, Harvey Goldberg, SDS, Students for a Democratic Society, Dow Chemical Riot, George Mosse