http://screencast.com/t/Rb3yGJyPVx
Also, here is a sample intro:
“There
was music in the cafes at night and revolution in the air.” Bob Dylan, a
seminal figure of the 1960’s, succinctly describes the decade: it was a period
of great change socially and culturally in the United States. Popular
music, professional sports, and the Civil Rights Movement all underwent
dramatic changes during the 1960’s. Bob Dylan revolutionized folk and popular music alike by writing
topical protest songs and using electric
instrumentation; Muhammad Ali revolutionized professional boxing by dominating
the sport and using his religious views to protest the Vietnam War; and Malcolm
X revolutionized the Civil Rights Movement by urging his followers to seek
freedom through self-determination and even violence.
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