Riots in the United States during the Vietnam War

During the Vietnam War era, the United States experienced numerous riots driven by widespread protests and social upheaval. These riots, often involving clashes between demonstrators and authorities, reflected deep frustration with government policies, racial inequality, and the draft system. Major incidents included events like the 1968 Chicago Democratic Convention protests and urban uprisings such as the 1967 Detroit riot. These disturbances highlighted the intense domestic opposition to the war and underlying societal tensions, ultimately prompting calls for reform and influencing public opinion on America's involvement in Vietnam.