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Love, not war (LOVE, NOT WAR) was the anti-mainstream cultural slogan of the United States in 1960s.

Love, not war is an anti-mainstream cultural slogan of the United States in 1960s. It was originally used in anti-Vietnam War demonstrations and was also cited in other anti-war actions.

American activists penelope and Franklin helped to make thousands of badges printed with "Love, Don't Fight" at the Unity Bookstore in Chicago, and distributed them for the first time in the peaceful demonstration of Mother's Day in Illinois, with the number 1965.

Extended information 1968, the US military ordered 1 to kill 567 villagers, including children, which were filmed by cameramen in the army and broadcast on major TV stations in the United States and Japan, which aroused the anti-war Serena movement of "marching into Washington".

1May 1969 and1/year1October, journalists and editors from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine and Newsweek participated in the war demonstrations.

1970 In May, the first national student strike broke out in American history. Many college teachers and students went on strike to participate in the anti-war movement, and more than 654.38 million students flocked to Washington to protest. Major news organizations in the United States once again set off a climax of attacking the invasion policy. All American troops leave Vietnam.

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