University of California, Berkeley: Free Speech in 1960s At ... Vietnam War in 1970 The most prolific university protest of the Vietnam War happened at Kent State University in Ohio in May 1970.

Journalists and advocates say San Francisco police detained multiple reporters and interfered with First Amendment rights ...

It was August of 1965 when my husband and I, toting our 18-month-old son in a baby backpack, answered the call of the Vietnam Day Committee and joined protesters lining ...

"I remember the ‘hell no we won’t go’ during the end of the Vietnam War," the father ... changing any investment policies. Berkeley is allowing the protests to continue because there haven ...

Since then, the site has seen mass demonstrations over the Vietnam ... Berkeley is prioritizing students' academic interests. We will take the steps necessary to ensure the protest does not ...

NEW YORK — Out of the many Vietnam War protests she performed at in the ... Scene on the university of California campus in Berkeley as a demonstration protesting U.S. presence in Vietnam ...

A Berkeley Revolutionary Student Organization flyer handed out on the plaza — an iconic protest site since the Vietnam War — at Tuesday’s event celebrated the Hamas massacre, named ...

During the 1960s, Berkeley also became a central hub for the anti–Vietnam War movement, hosting large-scale protests and teach-ins. These protests were part of a wider national movement against U.S.

The Berkeley City Council abruptly ... Russell Bates, a Vietnam vet now in his 70s who has found community — and protest — at People’s Park, recounted how the toll and guilt of being ...

Size: Gaza protests are smaller than anti-Vietnam demonstrations ... an all-night teach-in attended by 2,000 students … At UC-Berkeley, after an overflow crowd attended the initial UM-inspired ...