In 1968, Judy Gumbo moved to Berkeley, California and immediately became enmeshed in the Youth International Party, aka The Yippies, a satirical protest group instrumental in the 1960s anti-war movement. For years, Gumbo was at the center of Yippie countercultural activity-helping to organize major rallies in People's Park, meetings at Black Panther headquarters, and running a pig for President at the raucous Democratic National Convention in Chicago, a protest that devolved into violent attacks by the police and arrests that led to the notorious Chicago Conspiracy Trial. In this insider feminist memoir, Gumbo reveals intimate accounts of her life with fellow radicals Jerry Rubin, Anita and Abbie Hoffman, Eldrige Cleaver, Paul Krassner, Stew Albert, and more, detailing her own radical activism that led to years of illegal FBI surveillance. Book jacket.