War Against War

War Against War explores the efforts of diverse American groups who opposed involvement in one of history’s most devastating wars, rallying through protests, political campaigns, and organization-building. Led by a broad coalition that included various social, racial, and religious backgrounds, they played a crucial role in delaying a major military expansion and left a lasting impact on the nation’s peace movement. The book also examines the enduring consequences of their activism in the context of subsequent global conflicts and government surveillance.