The anti-war movement:

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The anti-war movement challenged the foundations of Cold War thinking by opposing American involvement in the Vietnam War and questioning the government's justification for the war. It believed that the U.S. should not intervene in other countries' affairs, and criticized the idea of U.S. imperialism. The movement was not limited to draft-age males but included a broad coalition of people, including women and students. Civil-rights activists were also involved in the anti-war movement. While the movement did not have a mass constituency at the beginning, it grew over time and influenced public opinion to turn against the war.

The Anti-War Movement