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1:53:05Now PlayingThe Vietnam War didn’t just play out overseas — it tore through campuses, friendships, and the very idea of obedience at home. This episode of Squaring the Circle captures a defining moment when young Americans faced the draft, confronted the state, and found rebellion in unexpected forms — including a now-iconic protest poster.
Through personal stories and cultural artifacts, Randall Carlson traces how a generation navigated fear, defiance, design, and the shifting lines of loyalty. Draft notices, underground networks, and cultural flashpoints collide in a story about what happens when refusal becomes a movement.
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