The Vietnam War, Campus Unrest, and Assassinations: The Darkest Days of the 1960s

Nov. 21, 2019, 2 - 3:15 p.m.

VSTA 204, Dandini Campus

Humanities faculty Thomas Cardoza and Wade Hampton will present on how Vietnam ripped America apart.  Objectives and failures of the war effort, student protests, and assassinations all shaped the culture of America and has left a lasting impact. 

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