In 1978, amid post-Vietnam uncertainty and cultural shifts, San Franciscans voiced concern over the decline of Western values. Many worried about the erosion of tradition as feminism, civil rights, and environmentalism challenged the old order. Two years later, Reagan’s rise sparked a national shift, reframing the West as strong, moral, and worth defending. These interviews capture the moment just before that change, offering a rare window into a society at a crossroads. 🎥: VideoWest | History