1968
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1968, THE YEAR AMERICA GREW UP
From racial and gender equality fights to the struggle against the draft and the Vietnam war, in 1968 Americans asked questions and fought for their rights. Now, 30 years later, we look back on that seminal year—from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assasination to the Columbia University riots to our changing role among other nations—in this gripping introduction to the events home and abroad. The year we first took steps in space, the year we shaped the present, 1968presented by a former New York Timeswriter who lived through it all, shares the story with detail and passion.
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LIFE One Nation: America Remembers September 11, 2001 Shares nonfiction, photography, history -
Vietnam Zippos: American Soldiers' Engravings and Stories (1965-1973) Shares nonfiction, Vietnam, photography -
Lost New York Shares nonfiction, photography, history
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Photos Framed: A Fresh Look at the World's Most Memorable Photographs Shares nonfiction, photography, informational
