The Right To Dissent - A Press Conference
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Gives the reasons why Vietnam War dissenters came to Chicago for the Democratic National Convention and explains their position on the constitutional basis for dissent free from intimidation by the governing powers. Shows an uncut press conference, as well as footage of the demonstrators' march from the Grant Park band shell to the Congress Street overpass where they Encountered the National Guard.
More in Urban Crisis and New Militants Series
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