Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Psychological Protest -- Members of the Psychologists for Social Action, an activist group within the American Psychological Association, demonstrate yesterday during a two-mile march from a Washington Hotel to the White House. The protest against the Vietnam war ended at the Ellipse behind the Executive Mansion. The Washington Monument forms the background for the sign carrying delegates to the APA convention.
Psychological Protest -- Members of the Psychologists for Social Action, an activist group within the American Psychological Association, demonstrate yesterday during a two-mile march from a Washington Hotel to the White House. The protest against the Vietnam war ended at the Ellipse behind the Executive Mansion. The Washington Monument forms the background for the sign carrying delegates to the APA convention.
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Psychological Protest -- Members of the Psychologists for Social Action, an activist group within the American Psychological Association, demonstrate yesterday during a two-mile march from a Washington Hotel to the White House. The protest against the Vietnam war ended at the Ellipse behind the Executive Mansion. The Washington Monument forms the background for the sign carrying delegates to the APA convention.

Associated Press · [ca. September 1969]

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