Dee Knight
Change Maker & Author
history & current events
The Untold History of the U.S. (best modern U.S. history)
Stone and Kuznick have teamed up to effectively challenge the “official story,” with a clear, comprehensive and accurate rendering of the rise and fall of the U.S. empire.
A Life Spent Swimming Against the Tide
Once the Vietnam War ended, radicalized Knight did not return home to pursue a stereotypical American Dream.
Desertion: In the Time of Vietnam – Best War Resister Memoir Ever Written
Todd tells of the trials and tragedies of deserters with the familiarity of being one himself. Review by Dee Knight, Hollywood Progressive.
Reviewed by Buff Whitman-Bradley at Veterans For Peace
"My Whirlwind Lives" by Dee Knight, published by Guernica Editions, reviewed by Buff Whitman-Bradley at veteransforpeace.org.
Interview with Dee Knight
About Me
I have lived in New York City since 1974 (most of the time), except 1987 to 1990, when I lived and worked with the Sandinistas in Nicaragua. I lived in Toronto, Canada, from August 1968 until August 1974. I graduated from high school in 1964, with a scholarship to study at the University of Oregon in Eugene, but instead I went to a Jesuit seminary in Los Gatos, California, where I lasted just four months — didn’t much like silent penitence or the prospect of lifelong celibacy! My six years in Canada form Chapter 3 in My Whirlwind Lives.
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