State massacre, the war in Vietnam, substantial increases in the numbers of unmarried mothers, working mothers, and single-parent families, the drag culture and its accompanying gang activity all had dramatic impacts upon schools. The pages of The Clearing House, which had from shortly after its inception published articles about minority education, notably the education of blacks and of native Americans, now reflected the implications for education of all the social dilemmas mentioned above, but had a preponderance of articles that dealt with school integration, with equality of educational opportunity, and with intercultural and multicultural learning. Shortly before the beginning of this period, in volume 32 (November 1957), Joseph Green, then the journal's editor, published "Events and Opinion: A Report to Our Readers. "This article indicated both the readership of The Clearing House at that time and its educational interests and concerns. Ten or fifteen years later, these interests and concerns would probably have