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Central Park be-ins

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to members of the African American community all rallying for one cause, peace. There was a peace fair, which featured performances by folk singers and rock groups. People held signs that read "Don't Make Vietnam an American Reservation" "Make Love not War" and "No Vietnamese Ever Called Me Nigger".
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Dr. King declared that the war in Vietnam was a "conflict against a coloured people" and that "white Americans are not going to deal in the problems of coloured people when they're exterminating a whole nation of coloured people". Although there were five arrests made during this demonstration, they
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The situation was defused when the crowd at the urging of other participants backed off. At 7:30 at night the police beamed lights on the group and used bullhorns to tell participants to disperse. Again the police were rushed by participants. Following a brief period of tension the police decided to
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erupted. One person described Sheep Meadow as having "the aura of a bombed out battlefield". Things became worse when a person leapt into one of the bonfires. When he was finally pulled from the bonfires by other demonstrators, word came out that an ambulance would not arrive until Sheep Meadow was
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In November 1969, protesters took a different approach and organized a lie-in at Sheep Meadow in Central Park. About three thousand protesters laid out blankets on Sheep meadow and held white and black balloons used to symbolize those killed and those potentially killed in the war in Vietnam. This
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The event was guarded by small number of police. At 6:45 a.m. the first police car arrived. The car was covered with flowers while the crowd chanted of "daffodil power" at which point the police quickly retreated. While police held their distance most of the day, 5 officers did approach two
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During 1968, the Peace Rally and the Easter Be-In were combined into a single event. In April, about 90,000 people ranging from veterans to religious groups to African Americans to Puerto Ricans to women groups to labor groups to students gathered at Sheep Meadow. Amongst the speakers at this
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described the attendees as "young people, some with bare feet and others wearing sandals or socks who did some moderately contortionate dancing at first. But then the pace quickly changed and soon they were jumping around like rag dolls being jerked by wires".
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lie-in was met with opposition from some city officials and some members of the general public. The demonstrators were met with this opposition because of the message that they were trying to get across and because of the usage of the city's
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After Hecksher was met with great opposition by protestors who held up unauthorized banners and burned draft cards in the park anyway, he decided to set up designated areas just for these types of demonstrations such as
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cleared. Because the crowd would not disperse, the man had to be carried through the crowd to be transported to the hospital. Three police officers were injured when the demonstrators hit them with rocks.
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and believed that they should do anything possible to go against the establishment. The counter-culture generation decided that Central Park would be the perfect host for their demonstrations.
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and distributed them around the city. The Police and Parks Departments quietly and unofficially cooperated with the organizers. An estimated 10,065 people participated in the event at the
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Later that spring the counter-culture revolution continued in Central Park but this time "Armed with electric guitars". About 450 people attended the concert. Various bands such as the
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from Long Island" and said that "they wore carnation petals and paper stars and tiny mirrors on foreheads, paint around the mouth and cheeks, flowering bedsheets, buttons and tights".
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reported that there was said to be between 15,000 and 20,000 people in attendance. This be-in became more radical than the other be-ins that previously took place in Central Park, as
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said that Central Park would no longer be allowed to serve as a venue for mass demonstrations because they were disruptive and caused damages to the park which were costly.
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organization; and Claudio Badal, a Chilean poet and playwright. With a budget of $ 250 they printed 3,000 posters and 40,000 small notices designed by
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described them as "poets from the Bronx, dropouts from the East Village, interior decorators from the East Side, teachers from the West Side and
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performed for the gatherers who originally were scheduled to gather in Tompkins Square Park but was forced to move to Central Park.
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The protesters then made their way from Central Park to the U.N., where speeches were given by several leaders including
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nude participants, at which point the officers were surrounded while the crowd chanted "We love cops/"Turn on cops".
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On June 28, 1970, there was a massive Gay Be-In held in Sheep Meadow to commemorate the first anniversary of the
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were of counter-demonstrators who staged an Anti-Communist rally. Around 75 protesters burned their
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described the crowd as apathetic and said there was a feeling that this had all been done before.
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and members of the Spanish community who were notified of the event by Spanish language posters.
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let the event continue. Black and white film footage from this event appears in the 1972 film
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1967, a group of one thousand people accompanied by music and geese burned down a
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In 1965, citizens of New York experienced their first blow against their
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to protest against various issues such as U.S. involvement in the
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Opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War
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Draft card burning in Sheep Meadow in Central Park, 1967
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Non Violent Resistance (psychological intervention)
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