Tom Hayden was a leading antiwar activist in the 1960. He has spent 10 years supporting and writing about the peace process leading to the Good Friday Agreement and, as a California legislator for 18 years, he devoted himself to writing about and trying to prevent inner-city violence. Hayden remains a stalwart antiwar activist and has interviewed Iraqi exiles in the Middle East London. Hayden argues that the Iraq war will end by the application of people pressure against the pillars of the policy.
Author Biography
Tom Hayden was a founding member of the Students for a Democratic Society and author of its visionary call, the Port Huron Statement, described by Howard Zinn as one of those historic documents which represents an era. He was also one of the famous Chicago Seven protesters during the 1968 Democratic convention. He was elected to the California State Assembly
