Look Out, Kid: A tale of tumult in the ’60s

Erica McLane takes us on a profoundly personal and riveting journey navigating the sexual, racial and political tumult of the 1960s. The daughter of one of California’s first union attorneys, a shaved-head high school drop-out is pulled from the gritty streets of Berkeley and placed as the live-in babysitter for the seven children of Dolores Huerta, a single mom who would found the United Farmworkers. Erica’s journey takes us from street actions, revolts and arrests to managing “Honkies for Huey” with the Black Panther’s Bobby Seale and Eldridge Cleaver. Her revealing first hand accounts of many of the most well-known characters of the radical 60s will illuminate and inspire like few other retrospectives of this era.