| | Asked if he would do it all again, Ayers stated, ''I don't want to discount the possibility.'' | | Asked if he would do it all again, Ayers stated, ''I don't want to discount the possibility.'' |
| − | Ayers rebellion against authority also extended to sexual morality. He stated that that the Weathermen tried to ''smash monogamy,'' and engaged in fornication, including for Ayers, [[homosexual]] relations with his best male friend. <ref>''No Regrets for a Love Of Explosives,'' [[N.Y. Times]], September 11, 2001</ref> | + | Ayers rebellion against authority also extended to sexual morality. He stated that that the Weathermen tried to ''[[Smash Monogamy]],'' and engaged in fornication, including for Ayers, [[homosexual]] relations with his best male friend. <ref>''No Regrets for a Love Of Explosives,'' [[N.Y. Times]], September 11, 2001</ref> |
| | ==Obama, the Annenberg Challenge, ACORN and the Woods Fund == | | ==Obama, the Annenberg Challenge, ACORN and the Woods Fund == |