In the US I feel that we talk about the civil war and the world war’s much more than the Vietnam. This is odd to me because the Vietnam war was a pretty catastrophe heavy war. In the video I got a sense of the social movements that took place during the war. The anti-protest’s against the war spilled over into much grander issues in the United States. The “unjustness” of the draft caused issues within the United States to be highlighted.<\/p>\n
The Civil Rights inequalities was one of the major issues. I feel like the Civil Rights Movement and leaders became stronger because of this. If the African Americans in the US were not being treated fairly, then why should they serve this country? I think the intersection of different movements here is neat. The anti-draft and Civil Rights movements fed off of each other for their arguments. Both groups provided more reasons not to go to war, and not to\u00a0follow<\/em>\u00a0the\u00a0<\/em>leader-<\/em>the United States.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In the US I feel that we talk about the civil war and the world war’s much more than the Vietnam. This is odd to…<\/p>\n