Vietnam interview assignment
...then and now, peace. It grew and it grew till it was roughly half a million people big. The best artists of the day performed such as jimi Hendrix with his version of the star spangled banner and some improvising. There were many kinds of people anti-war protesters Vietnam veterans, Black militants, Rednecks, Gays/lesbians, Anti-gay protesters, Legalize drug Drugs advocates, Ban Drugs advocates, Anti-Government advocates, Pro-Government advocates and The "I'm Just Here For The Music" Group. But in spite of all their differences they all got along just fine. “But I would have to say the most memorable event was John F Kennedys assassination” that is one of the things My step father said to me. He doesn’t remember where he was when he was told J.F.K was shot, But my mother did she was sitting in class in fifth grade and her teacher left the room for a longer period of time, when she came back she was acting odd she sat right down and didn’t say a word. My mom noticed she was crying and she said “Childeren there isn’t any other way to say this ……the president is dead.” Almost every one in class started crying. The nation went through a very trying time after kennedys death. Most people felt like America was going to come apart at the seams, at least my my mother thought so, But that’s one fifth grades opinion. My step father on the other hand wasn’t as moved as my mother. He was a ninth grader and wasn’t much of a fan of kennedy, But all in all he was saddened because he was a good man. He just thinks that he made some mistakes here and there. The draft affected all of America directly or indirectly. My step dad ...