A Protest Groups that Transpired in the United States in the 1960s

If you grew in the 1960s it was a major protest group that began to appear everywhere, along with protests or another time for war, women's rights, school protests and so on. But in the 1960s, one of the groups wanted to fight for fairness, and the group was a civil rights group. Thus, civil rights groups started in the 1950s, but they did not actually go to the forefront until the 1960s, and they appeared in the 1960s and expanded greatly. This group was the first sports group in the 1960s social movements.

In the 1960s, known as "the decade of protest", many civil society groups in the US and Western Europe participated in the demonstration, sit down, got the building of the university, and "People's Park" and other forms of They planted protests and were exposed to war with Vietnam. Resistance and inspiration for widespread dissatisfaction with modern industrialized countries. This era of protest is characterized by a strong ties between political protest and art. This relationship - its origin protested the First World War such as "Dada" in posters, paintings, photojournalism, exhibitions, fringe play, movies, music, and other artistic expressions depicting political protests It is hosted so that you can go back to the art movement. A 9-year-old child escaping Napalm's attack 1972 photo of Kim Phuc, Bob Dylan (born in 1941), or Andy Warhol (1928? -1987) 1964 Birmingham riot Photo is a well-known example

As in the 1960s protests and public dialogues were held in the United States on racial discrimination and inequality remained popular in our society in the past few years. As photographers gathered in the south 50 years ago to join their artistic voice for freedom, today's photographers exploited their creativity to make the current national racial equality requirement Responding to. Therefore, High expanded the scope of our civil rights photography collection and made room for repetition of this contemporary art form. I would like to introduce three new works we gathered to you, but these works began to expand.

The protest against the Vietnam War took place from the late 1960s to the early 1970s. The protest actions were mainly part of the campaign against the Vietnam War in America. (Democratic society student, free speech movement, Jerry Rubin, Abi Hoffman, Young International, Chicago 7). The expanding antiwar movement shocked many of the US government. On August 16, 1966, the House Non-American Activity Committee (HUAC) issued a survey of Americans suspected of assisting the NLF with the aim of enacting legislation to make these activities illegal It was started. Anti-war demonstration team interrupted the meeting and 50 people were arrested