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About Anti-War Resistance
World War I: the Espionage Act & the Conscientious Objectors (1917–1921)
World War II: the Prison Strikes of the COs (1940–1946)
Vietnam: Draft Resistance & the Draft-Board Raids (1964–1973)
The GI Movement: Resistance Inside the Military (1966–1972)
The Long War: Resisters from the Gulf to the Drone Era (1991– )
ANTI-WAR RESISTANCE
U.S. anti-war prisoners include World War I draft resisters and Espionage Act defendants (Eugene V. Debs, Bill Haywood, A. Philip Randolph), Vietnam-era resisters (the Catonsville Nine, the Camden 28, Father Daniel Berrigan), Iraq-era military resisters (Ehren Watada, Camilo Mejía, Stephen Funk, Kimberly Rivera), drone-protest line-crossers (Brian Terrell, Kathy Kelly), and contemporary Palestine-solidarity organizers.