The Vibrant Pulse of Protest: Examining the Artistic Legacy of Chicago Seed The Chicago Seed newspaper, born in 1967 amidst the burgeoning counterculture movement, wasn’t merely a publication; it was an explosion of color and conviction—a visual manifesto that captured the spirit of its time. Founded by Don Lewis and Earl Segal, Seed Publishing aimed to disrupt the mainstream narrative surrounding events like the Chicago Eight trial, Woodstock, and the tragic assassination of Fred Hampton, offering a fiercely independent perspective fueled by radical politics and breathtaking psychedelic gra…