1960s-1970s activism

During the 1960s and 1970s, activism surged as people fought for civil rights, peace, and social justice. Movements like the Civil Rights Movement sought racial equality, while anti-war protests opposed the Vietnam War. Women’s liberation challenged gender roles, and environmental groups raised awareness about pollution. Students, minorities, and activists used marches, sit-ins, and demonstrations to influence policies and societal attitudes. This era was marked by a desire for greater fairness, freedom, and change, significantly shaping modern social and political landscapes.