Einhorn was born May 15, 1940 to a middle-class Jewish family, and upon graduating high school he enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania; during his time there he was part of the anti-war movement against [[United States]] involvement in the [[Vietnam War]], and became friends with many radicals, including [[Jerry Rubin]] and [[Abbie Hoffman]]. On April 22, 1970, Einhorn "claimed" to have been the founder of Earth Day - going to the point of taking the stage at the Philadelphia opening to upstage the moment - despite the fact that it was created by [[Wisconsin]] senator [[Gaylord Nelson]]. | Einhorn was born May 15, 1940 to a middle-class Jewish family, and upon graduating high school he enrolled in the University of Pennsylvania; during his time there he was part of the anti-war movement against [[United States]] involvement in the [[Vietnam War]], and became friends with many radicals, including [[Jerry Rubin]] and [[Abbie Hoffman]]. On April 22, 1970, Einhorn "claimed" to have been the founder of Earth Day - going to the point of taking the stage at the Philadelphia opening to upstage the moment - despite the fact that it was created by [[Wisconsin]] senator [[Gaylord Nelson]]. |