1968 protests

The 1968 protests were a series of worldwide demonstrations driven by students, workers, and activists seeking social change. Major events included opposition to the Vietnam War in the U.S., demands for civil rights, and calls for political reforms across countries like France, Mexico, and Czechoslovakia. These protests reflected widespread dissatisfaction with authority, inequality, and authoritarian regimes, often challenging established societal norms. They led to significant political and cultural shifts, emphasizing greater personal freedoms, democratic reforms, and activism. The unrest highlighted a global desire for change during a tumultuous era of social and political upheaval.