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On october 15 1969, a peaceful demonstration was organized in washington d.c Crowd of people holding candles, including african americans, at a march at night to the white house, lead by coretta scott king as part of the moratorium to end the war in vietnam which took place on october 15, 1969. It included speeches by activists coretta scott king, dr
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Give peace a chance also became an anthem for the anti war movement The song was used by protesters in a multi city demonstration called the moratorium to end the war in vietnam. It was followed a month later by a large moratorium march in washington, d.c Protest march during the moratorium to end the war in vietnam at university of miami (ohio), 1969
