I Love a Parade, article from Chapel Hill underground paper Protean Radish

Title

I Love a Parade, article from Chapel Hill underground paper Protean Radish

Description

The article documents the December 7, 1968 march organized by the United Anti-Military Law Front (UAMLF) to defend GI's right to free speech. Organizers, students and veterans marched to a rally at a local church. Afterwards, some volunteers traveled to Fayetteville to speak to troops in an effort to build alliances with service members during the Vietnam War.

Contributor

unknown

Coverage

Chapel Hill, NC- Fayetteville, NC

Creator

"Protean Radish"See all items with this value

Date

Dec. 9, 0968

Source

University Archives, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Records of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs (#40124)

https://exhibits.lib.unc.edu/items/show/823

Subject

University of North Carolina, Chapel HIll-North Carolina-Vietnam-East Carolina University-Greenville-NC State University-Raleigh-Antiwar-Hippie-Counterculture-Fayetteville

Bibliographic Citation

“From The Protean Radish: independent left paper, "I Love a Parade",” UNC Libraries,