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Kit Bakke
Christopher Lynn "Kit" Bakke (born December 23, 1946)〔FBI(1976)pg234〕 is an U.S. activist. In the 1960s, she actively fought for women's rights and civil rights and she protested the Vietnam War. In college, she helped to establish a new chapter of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS).〔Gilroy 2007, p. 1〕 Later, she became a member of the Weathermen, also called the Weather Underground, a militant leftist group. After leaving the Weather Underground, Bakke moved to Seattle, Washington. In Seattle, Bakke became a mother and worked as a nurse for many years. In 2006, her bio-memoir ''Miss Alcott's E-mail'' was published.
==Early life==
Christopher Lynn Bakke, otherwise known as "Kit" Bakke, was born in 1946. She grew up in a rural area near Seattle, Washington, with liberal parents and two younger brothers in a household that valued success in school above all else.〔Bakke 2006, p. 15〕〔Shackleton 2007〕 Her father, Jack Bakke, was a physician with a passion for human biology, anatomy and the practice of medicine.〔Bakke 2006, p. 37〕 Her mother, an active member of the League of Women Voters, championed various causes including voter education and keeping water supplies clean.〔 All of her grandparents were college graduates.〔Bakke 2006, p. 38〕
Kit Bakke lived in a highly intellectual environment in which political awareness and activism were highly valued. On the other hand, her family was also very traditional with the bread-winning dad and the stay at home mom who volunteered and helped the children strive for success in school.
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