Civil and Equal Rights in America: How the 1960s Opened Doors

Nov. 18, 2019, 2 - 3:15 p.m.

VSTA 205, Dandini Campus

The Civil Rights, Womens' Rights and Gay Rights Movements all came to Fruition in the 1960s. History/Humanities instructor Joe Domitrovich and Diversity Officer Yevonne Allen will present on how these movements gained traction during this turbulent decade.

The Library Committee is presenting a series of four presentations on the impacts of the 1960s upon the soul of the American Experience. These faculty presentations include:

• The Music of the Beatles and Bob Dylan
• The Civil Rights, Womens' Liberation and Gay Rights Movement 
• Vietnam, Student Protests, and Assassinations 
• The Impacts of the Space Race on Fiction Writing, Television and Movies