Mayday 1971

In Mayday 1971, journalist Lawrence Roberts provides a compelling recounting of the largest act of civil disobedience in U.S. history, as tens of thousands converge on Washington, D.C. in a bold effort to end the Vietnam War. With insights from interviews and newly uncovered documents, the narrative highlights key figures like John Kerry and Jane Fonda, while exploring the government's aggressive response, including military mobilization and mass arrests. This vivid account reveals a pivotal moment when democracy was tested, offering a deep dive into the events surrounding the Mayday Tribe's blockade and the burgeoning Watergate scandal.