1968 student protests

The 1968 student protests were a global wave of demonstrations mainly driven by students challenging authority, government policies, and social inequalities. Notable events occurred in countries like France, the United States, Germany, and Mexico, often linked to opposition against the Vietnam War, demands for educational reforms, and broader issues of civil rights. These protests typically involved marches, sit-ins, and strikes, signaling a desire for greater participation, freedom, and social justice. They reflected a generational push for change during a period of political upheaval and cultural transformation worldwide.