Tony Auth on Vietnam’s role in his career as a political cartoonist
From the Tony Auth archives an excerpt from the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist's 2005 interview with the Library of Congress.
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Taking it to the streets, then and now
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The Huey and the Vietnam veteran
The sound of the iconic Huey helicopter is unmistakable to a Vietnam veteran.
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Vietnam: The war that was waged in my head
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Who fights our wars? Other people’s children
A volunteer-only army outsources foreign wars to the poor and working class — one of the worst legacies of Vietnam, which was also fought mostly by less-privileged Americans.
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‘The voice of the people will be heard’ — from Vietnam protests to the new resistance
Like Americans who demonstrated against the Vietnam War in the late '60s, today's protesters know that it takes more than just one disruption to get the country and its electe
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Philly couple who exposed Vietnam-era FBI secrets say democracy needs whistleblowers
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Five ways Hollywood looks at Vietnam [video]
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The Philly Vietnam wall still speaks to and for many [video]
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Video artist traces the scars of war from South Philly to Vietnam
A Philadelphia video artist born in Vietnam is shooting a documentary chronicling his personal connection to scars the war left on the landscape.
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The Vietnam War: serving, then coming home
Air Date: September 18, 2017
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To mark 30th year of Philly’s Vietnam memorial, vets and families salute missing soldiers
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‘It’s hard to take pride in a war that, by any definition, we lost’
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Architect of Philadelphia’s Vietnam memorial talks about why he served and why he protested
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