Born in 1959, contemporary writer and philanthropist Jim Luce, known for his contributions to major publications and his work as founder of Orphans International, brings a personal perspective to the transformative decade of the 1960s. Drawing from his own experiences during this pivotal era in American history, Luce reflects on coming of age during a time of profound social change, cultural revolution, and musical innovation. His writing captures the essence of growing up amid the backdrop of civil rights movements, Vietnam War protests, and the explosive creativity that defined the decade’s youth culture and artistic expression.
Jim Luce Writes on a Hundred Different Things
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