Death at Kent State: How a Photograph Brought the Vietnam War Home to America
- 64 pages
- 3 hours of reading
The book explores the tragic shooting of Kent State University students by the National Guard in 1970, highlighting the event's impact on the antiwar movement. It delves into the circumstances surrounding the incident and examines the powerful photograph that emerged as a symbol of protest and resistance. Through this lens, the narrative reflects on the broader themes of dissent, governmental authority, and the cultural shifts of the era.