12016-04-11T07:21:55-07:00Charlotte Fryar1927380eb7492542a9fbc3b7f3b5d73b5fddf67578572plain2016-04-11T07:24:14-07:00Charlotte Fryar1927380eb7492542a9fbc3b7f3b5d73b5fddf675But also, we had the draft. And if you were a male student you could get a deferment for four years from the draft but as soon as you graduated, you were drafted. So the campus became a critical factor politically because it was literally life and death. If you agree with the war, well, you could look forward to fighting in it, I mean, you lost your deferment, you were going to go.
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12016-04-11T06:33:00-07:00Charlotte Fryar1927380eb7492542a9fbc3b7f3b5d73b5fddf675Jerry Carr on National Context for SDS2Jerry Carr describes how SDS was involved in a national movement, not just for free speech, but for civil rights and an end to the Vietnam War.plain2016-04-12T10:03:32-07:00SoundCloud2016/04/11 13:25:51 +0000258442968Speaking Back to the Speaker Banall-rights-reservedCharlotte Fryar1927380eb7492542a9fbc3b7f3b5d73b5fddf675
