The 1968 DNC

The tumult of the 1968 Democratic National Convention unfolds with anti-war protests and political chaos. The assassination of Robert F. Kennedy shakes a nation grappling with disillusionment. The emergence of the radical Yippies illustrates the clash between traditional politics and vibrant activism. Media biases and police violence complicate the narrative, drawing stark parallels to today's protests. As past struggles reflect current unrest, themes of perseverance and societal change resonate throughout.