1968
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Illusions in the Aftermath of Tet
Tags Share The events of the last few weeks have demonstrated anew the truth of Lord Halifax’s dictum that although hope “is a very good company by the way…[it] is generally a wrong guide.” Our enemy, savagely striking at will across all of South Vietnam, has finally shattered the mask of official illusion with which
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Address to Migrant Workers in Support of Cesar Chavez
Tags Share This is a historic occasion. We have come here out of respect for one of the heroic figures of our time—Cesar Chavez. But I also come here to congratulate all of you, you who are locked with Cesar in the struggle for justice for the farm worker, and the struggle for justice for
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1968 RFK Campaign
Description Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy arrives in Los Angeles for a campaign event in 1968. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the reproduction is not
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1968 RFK Campaign
Description Democratic Presidential, hopeful Senator, Robert F. Kennedy during a speech to the Navajo Education Conference on the Navajo Reservation, Window Rock, Arizona, March 29, 1968. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide
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“Kennedy is the Remedy. Kennedy for President”
Description LOS ANGELES– 1968: Sen. Robert F. Kennedy campaigns in the Watts section of Los Angeles, 1968. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the reproduction is
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1968 RFK Campaign
Description Sen. Robert F. Kennedy campaigns in the Watts section of Los Angeles, circa 1968. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the reproduction is not to
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1968 RFK Campaign
Description Sen. Robert F. Kennedy campaigns in the Watts section of Los Angeles, circa 1968. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the reproduction is not to
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1968 RFK Campaign
Description Sen. Robert F. Kennedy campaigns in the Watts section of Los Angeles, circa 1968. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the reproduction is not to
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“Kennedy Will Win!”
Description A group of Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) supporters in Los Angeles, California, 1968. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the reproduction is not to be
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1968 RFK Campaign
Description Senator Robert F. Kennedy campaigns on the campus of the University of Arizona, April 4, 1968, in Arizona. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the
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1968 RFK Campaign
Description Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy attends a campaign event in Phoenix, AZ in 1968. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the reproduction is not to
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Speech in Oregon, 1966
Description Robert F. Kennedy during a speech in Portland, OR, October 25, 1966. Date Copyright Tags Share Have any questions about licensing? Per the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code), for a library or archives to legally provide a reproduction of a copyrighted item, the reproduction is not to be “used
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