How Antiwar Protests Against the War on Gaza Echo Those Against the Vietnam War

Since the increasingly deadly War on Gaza began, many Americans have protested the war, with campuses acting as a center for antiwar sentiment. The New York Times notes that a “sustained antiwar protest like the one against the Gaza invasion has not been seen for decades,” -- arguably, since the Vietnam War.

KCSB's Zoha Malik spoke with leftist activist and UCSB professor emeritus Dick Flacks, who was a founder of the antiwar and leftist group Students for a Democratic Society in the 60s, to learn more.