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Students for a Democratic Society
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Students for a Democratic Society

(SDS) US student movement, founded 1962, which steered a middle line between Marxism and orthodox left-wing politics; its members opposed racism and imperialism. At its peak it had some 100,000 members. In 1968 they were split by the hardline Weatherman faction, which aimed for violent revolution and control from above.



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