Volume 5, Number 8 · November 25, 1965
The Vietnam Protest
By Bayard Rustin, Irving Howe, Lewis A. Coser, Michael Harrington, Penn Kimble
As critics of the current U. S. policy in Vietnam, we wish to make some proposals and comments about the protest movement that is beginning to appear in this country. We believe that the debate concerning Vietnam is far from over, in fact, that it has just begun; and we think that the protest movement has an important role to play.
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