US Vietnam Who Spoke Up American Protest Against the War Reference Book

*US Vietnam Who Spoke Up: American Protest Against the War Reference Book* is an essential compendium for understanding the voices that shaped the anti-war movement during the Vietnam War era. This comprehensive reference book spans 460 pages, meticulously documenting the diverse range of protests and dissent that emerged across the United States. It delves into the stories of activists, students, veterans, and everyday citizens who boldly opposed the war, highlighting their motivations, strategies, and impacts. Rich with detailed accounts, historical context, and an array of lesser-known facts, this softcover volume serves both as an educational resource and a powerful testament to the spirit of resistance. Whether you are a scholar, historian, or simply interested in social movements, this book provides a profound insight into the American protest against the Vietnam War, emphasizing the enduring importance of speaking up for peace and justice.