Anti-War Activism

Definition

The organized opposition and resistance to a specific war, typically driven by moral, political, or ideological objections. During the Vietnam War era, anti-war activism included protests, demonstrations, and acts of civil disobedience.

Related terms

Civil Disobedience: The intentional refusal to comply with certain laws or orders as a form of protest against perceived injustice.

Counterculture: A cultural movement that emerged in the 1960s as a response to mainstream social norms. It often rejected traditional values and embraced alternative lifestyles.

Draft Resistance: The refusal or evasion of military conscription during times of war or conflict due to opposition or personal beliefs.