The U.S. electoral system can leave many feeling cynical, especially when faced with the limited choice of major party candidates, smaller parties with little chance, or opting out altogether.
The Vietnam War was viewed as a criminal invasion that led to widespread suffering, fueling a strong anti-war sentiment among students actively engaged in political protest and activism.
As a college student in tumultuous times, I found that my most significant political education came not from formal classes but from engaging in protests and grassroots movements.
While Johnson's domestic policies received praise, his handling of the Vietnam War starkly contrasted with his achievements in civil rights, highlighting the complexities of his legacy.
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