A group of protesters in a black-and-white photo demonstrates against U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Prominently featured is a Black woman holding a large sign that reads "Yankis fuera de Indochina." The crowd is diverse, with individuals expressing strong emotions. The scene captures the energy and urgency of social activism during that era.

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   Ms. Que Banh (phoenixserenity@beige.party)'s status on Tuesday, 19-Nov-2024 04:48:26 JST Ms. Que Banh

   2024 feels like dejavu to many folks who remember the 60s/70s #AntiWar #protests in USA that was a part of the international citizens' #GlobalResistance movements.

   Opposition to the #VietnamWar was not limited to the United States. Throughout the world, people demonstrated their #resistance to the war, and in some cases offered their #solidarity with the #Vietnamese.

   Pictured:

   1. Demonstrators against the Vietnam War display banners in a #Paris street, 1967.
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   2. Musicians Cornelis Vreeswijk, Fred Åkerström, and Gösta Cervin participate in an anti-Vietnam war march in #Stockholm, #Sweden, 1965.
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   3. Demonstrators in #Havana, #Cuba, May 1971.
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   4. In #China, demonstrators call for the United States to stay out of Vietnam, 1965.
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