Jackson State University Shooting

The Jackson State University shooting occurred on May 14, 1970, during protests against the Vietnam War. Police fired into a crowd of students, resulting in two students being killed and several others injured. The incident was part of a broader pattern of violence at the time, reflecting tensions between authorities and activists. The shooting drew national attention, highlighting issues of police use of force and student rights, and remains a significant event in the history of civil rights and student activism.