📅 17 April 1965
Thousands gathered in Washington, D.C., for an early large-scale protest against the war. Speakers linked U.S. intervention abroad to questions of democratic accountability and domestic priorities,...
📅 26 March 1966
Large demonstrations took place in New York and other cities as opposition broadened beyond campus groups. The growing movement reflected concerns about bombing, conscription, civilian suffering,...
📅 23 June 1967
Protesters confronted Johnson during his visit to Century Plaza while he met with South Vietnamese leaders. The demonstration showed how opposition followed U.S. officials and challenged the...
📅 9 May 1970
Tens of thousands gathered in Washington, D.C., after the Cambodian campaign and the deaths of students at Kent State. The protest connected opposition to the foreign war with domestic state...
