Hippies in Haight Ashbury

The transcript discusses the activities of the Diggers, a group of hippies in San Francisco. They aim to create a society based on sharing and communal living. The Diggers plant tomatoes on Haight Street, run communal farms, and provide free food to hippies. They also attempt to establish communal housing, although government intervention poses challenges. Their free shop offers clothes and other items without charge, embodying their philosophy of love and sharing.

What is the primary goal of the Diggers as described in their manifesto?

• To promote individual wealth accumulation

• To build a network of private businesses

• To establish a political party

• To create a society where everything is shared and free

Where do the Diggers plan to establish their second communal farm?

• New York

• Canada

• Mexico

• Los Angeles

What challenge do the Diggers face in providing housing for new hippie arrivals?

• Insufficient funding

• Government closure of overcrowded dwellings

• Lack of interest from the community

• Opposition from local businesses

What is the Diggers' free shop compared to?

• A private residence

• A corporate office

• A playground or youth club

• A traditional market

What do the Diggers provide for free at their shop?

• Furniture

• Clothes and sheets

• Books

• Electronics