Protesters at President Richard M. Nixon's 1968 speech in Buffalo, New York

President Richard M. Nixon

A person wearing glasses and a buttoned jacket holds a protest sign at chest level. The sign reads “WILL NIXON STOP THE WAR? STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY,” with the word “STOP” inside a stop-sign-shaped graphic. A small logo marked “SDS” appears in the lower right corner. Another person in a fur-textured coat walks in the foreground, partially obscuring the sign. Additional people and protest signs are visible in the background on a city sidewalk.

State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives

State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries

1968-10-07

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