#REDIRECT [[Diggers--Death of Money]]
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'''Diggers march on Haight Street celebrating the "Death of Money", 1966'''
'''San Francisco Diggers, c. 1966, Free Food in the Parks, and Death of Money'''
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[[Image:Diggers-and-passersby-watch-from-City-Hall-steps 0444 Chuck-Gould.jpg]]
'''Diggers and passersby 'digging' the unfolding events from City Hall steps.'''
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[[Image:Diggers they were immigrants fc a03 l.jpg]]
'''Diggers "The Were Immigrants"'''
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<iframe src="https://archive.org/embed/hidden-san-francisco-stop-d-12-sf-diggers" width="640" height="480" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" moza
''Image: [http://www.diggers.org/ Digger Archive]''
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...o as a teen in the late 1960s and fell in with the [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]] for a time. Later he went to the New College Law School and became an alt
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...the Diggers formed out of the summer planning sessions of the [http://www.diggers.org/alf.htm Artists Liberation Front] held at the Mime Troupe loft on Howar
...he set was bound with a paper clip in the upper left corner.)''']] [[Image:Diggers and then of course the cops came fc a04 l.jpg|330px|right|thumb|And then of
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..."]] Parallel to the Bread and Circus puppet theater on the East Coast, the Diggers staged in parks and backyards around San Francisco a series of "Free City P
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''by Eric Noble, [http://www.diggers.org/diggers/incircus.html Diggers archive]''
'''Held at Glide Church on February 24-26, 1967, sponsored by The Diggers, Artists Liberation Front, & Glide Church'''
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[[Image:Hells-angel-and-friend-at-Caffe-Triests diggers-013 Chuck-Gould.jpg]]
...ngels in the mid-1960s when they were close to the [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]].'''
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[[Image:Diggers free city back cover issue 2 fc b12 l.jpg]]
''Image: [http://www.diggers.org/ Digger Archive]''
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...sprung to action starting in 1967 and took the Digger name in the way the Diggers had taken it from their English forebears. Others began Digger activities u
...heir art from the confined space of theaters into the parks, and where the Diggers had taken their energy from the parks into the streets, now there was a rev
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[[San Francisco Diggers|More Diggers]]
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...e Panhandle and ceremonially buried there, symbolizing the [[San Francisco Diggers| Death of the Hippie]]---who was dead by 1967 as far as the folks who lived
[[San Francisco Diggers |Diggers]]
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...twenty-pound turkeys, for free distribution by the [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]].
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...ly doubled, alarming the Commonwealth government and local landowners. The Diggers were attacked by angry mobs, their spades taken, their crops destroyed, and
[[Image:Diggers free news free redevelopment etc fc c02al.jpg|330px|left]]
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...s and shops and stalls, and dispose of their old articles to the fortunate diggers, at a rise of five hundred or a thousand per cent.
...ng ways by which other adventurers made a living and fortune. Disappointed diggers, returning from the mines with broken constitutions, swelled the destitute
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...various parts of the interior; but, on the other hand, numerous fortunate diggers, or those who had tried gold digging and been disappointed, visited town, t
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...s were gathered this way, and some large potatoes which were missed by the diggers. Charles and Gene loved to get these potatoes, and later have a potato bake
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''from [http://www.diggers.org/kaliflower/kf.htm Kaliflower]''
''from [http://www.diggers.org/kaliflower/kf.htm Kaliflower]''
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''Berg was one of the original [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]] that scandalized San Francisco in the 1960s.''
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[[Image:Foundsf-hsf-icon.gif|link=San Francisco Diggers]]<br>
Next Stop #11: [[San Francisco Diggers|San Francisco Diggers]]
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[[Image:Tours-dissent.gif|link=San Francisco Diggers]] [[San Francisco Diggers| Continue Dissent Tour]]
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...roupe Arrested|San Francisco Mime Troupe]] and the [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]] were capturing the imagination of people across the country, even interna
[2] [http://www.diggers.org/overview.htm “Overview: Who Were (Are) the Diggers?”] The Digger Archives. <br>
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...aywright for the Mime Troupe and co-founder of [[San Francisco Diggers|The Diggers]], recalls:
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...edit. In San Francisco, in 1965, a year before the [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]] staged their first free food giveaway, Fred Rohé opened one of the first
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...nd the Oracle newspaper), Judy and Peter Berg (the [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]]), and Morris Older, a baker from Uprisings Bakery in Berkeley, who spoke
...red newsprint that helped organize the spirit. The [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]] had no structural organization at all, just a handful of people initiatin
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<font size=4>Death of Money: Diggers 50 Years Later</font size>
From free food to free stores, free money, and free communication, the Diggers defined a politics a half century ago that continues to exert a powerful in
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...tial law at the end of September 1966. Some of The [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]] had been part of the early SF Mime Troupe and performed in the edgy anarc
''Image: [http://www.diggers.org/ Digger Archive]''
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...roupe Arrested|San Francisco Mime Troupe]] and the [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]] as well as scores of events. As their promotional flyer stated, they plan
http://www.arthurmag.com/2009/08/04/the-diggers-papers-14-the-invisible-circus/
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...eetcars and pedestrians in an apparently stress-free transit paradise. The Diggers reappear in a canal-side building next to the No Penny Opera, a free dining
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[[San Francisco Diggers|San Francisco Diggers]]
[[San Francisco Diggers|San Francisco Diggers]]
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...away youth was clearly failing these children. The [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]] recognized this problem and asked the Panhandle community for help. The s
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...ault</strong> tells of the explosive first six months of the San Francisco Diggers. Featuring stories of the San Francisco Mime Troupe, Tim Leary, Huey Newton
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'''Original [[San Francisco Diggers|San Francisco Digger]] Kent Minault has a surprising encounter with Huey Ne
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...of scavenged food in parks started in 1966 by the [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]], a “leaderless” countercultural activist group. The Haight-Ashbury ne
The hippies, the counterculture, the Diggers’ giveaways, the food conspiracies, were all made up of volunteers giving
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The Diggers served free food in an effort to address a massive influx of young people t
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The Diggers served free food in an effort to address a massive influx of young people t
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...d, not by bourgeoisie, but by prospectors, sailors, railroad workers, gold diggers, ladies of good fortune, roustabouts and carney hustlers. When I arrived ov
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The [[San Francisco Diggers|Diggers]], The Family Dog, ''The Oracle'' newspaper and the [[Straight Theater demo
...Troupe Arrested|San Francisco Mime Troupe]], the [[Diggers--Death of Money|Diggers]] and the Panthers was not simply temporal coincidence. The people involved
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...King George”: Dispatch from San Francisco|Prev. Document]] [[San Francisco Diggers|Next Document]]
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...ault</strong> tells of the explosive first six months of the San Francisco Diggers. Featuring stories of the San Francisco Mime Troupe, Tim Leary, Huey Newton
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...al Italian meaning sodomite. The modern script, adapted by [[San Francisco Diggers|Peter Berg]], addressed the gender issues of the two leading male character
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...ader than food. The Free Store refers back to store that the San Francisco Diggers ran in 1967. The structure that Noe chose, and even the words they used to
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...directly atop the graves of paupers from the Gold Rush era. Bodies of gold diggers from all over the world were interred here. These earliest settlers had bee
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...immediately evicted from their lands by a global immigration of 49er gold-diggers, and impoverished American squatters. Loopholes in the law, ethnic epithets
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...life profoundly dependent on air, water, and food. Former [[San Francisco Diggers|San Francisco Digger]] Judy Goldhaft says, “We were into living in a more
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