02:21
Muhammad Ali Refuses Induction, Opposing Vietnam War - April 28, 1967
08:59
Rough Cut Film Segment - July 2018
04:20
David Harris and Mark Rudd on Violence vs Nonviolence
03:34
Mandy Carter on Nonviolent Activism and Santa Rita Prison
01:42
Joan Baez on how Martin Luther King inspired her nonviolence
03:56
How draft resisters inspired Daniel Ellsberg to release the Pentagon Papers
06:58
Preview Clip - The Boys Who Said NO! Draft Resistance Film in Production
02:51
Martin Luther King's 1968 speech supporting draft resisters
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About
"The Boys Who Said NO!" is an award-winning documentary directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Judith Ehrlich.
The film tells for theĀ first time the little known story and impact of the Vietnam War draft resistance movement - the largest refusal to fight a war in US history - with inspiration and important lessons for contemporary movements.Ā
Nearly half a million young men said no to being drafted, risking up to fiveĀ years in federal prison. Federal courts were overwhelmed, unable to prosecute the vast majority of resisters. As the film will show, their nonviolent noncooperation inspired the wider peace movement and played a central role in ending a tragic war and the draft.
Learn more and stay connected - www.boyswhosaidno.com
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