Thousands of protestors have occupied Ukraine’s Maidan square in Kiev since November when President Viktor Yankovych refused to sign a trade agreement with the European Union. This hour on Focus, we’ll talk about the unrest in the country.
David Harris, one of the antiwar movement's greatest heroes, offers a compelling account of stalking the war's moral shadow through the decades since its ignominious end, and issues a call for national reckoning.
On the campus of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, activist John Froines and attorney William Kunstler talk about the infamous “Chicago Seven” case in which several defendants, including Froines, were put on trial for inciting a violent riot during the 1968 Democratic National Convention.
Senator Gale McGee speaks about the politics of the late 1960s and touches on the subjects of student uprisings, Vietnam, political assassination.
