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Newly Declassified Records Suggest Parents Collaborated With the FBI to Spy on Their Rebellious Teens During the 1960s

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Newly Declassified Records Suggest Parents Collaborated With the FBI to Spy on Their Rebellious Teens During the 1960s

www.smithsonianmag.com

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As high school students across the U.S. embraced political activism, adults turned to the authorities to shield their sons and daughters from radical influences

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Er… Boomers would’ve been the kids being spied on in the 1960s…

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