#war support

We lost our home, our safety, and the life we once knew 🏠💔

Since then, every day has felt uncertain, like we’re trying to stand on something that could fall apart at any moment.

I’m still holding on to my dream of continuing my education, and at the same time trying to be strong for my family… but the truth is, it’s getting harder.

This campaign is not about comfort.

It’s about stability, dignity, and simply being able to breathe without constant fear 🤍

We are trying to reach £2,500, and we’re close… but not there yet.

This last step feels the hardest.

If you’re reading this, please don’t pass us by.

Even the smallest support can help us reach this point and keep going 🙏

Your kindness could truly make the difference for us 🤍

https://gofund.me/5cdd060e

While I CAN'T support (I apologize), I'm just showing this to EVERYONE else

Friday, March 24, 1967

American and enemy combat casualties in Vietnam set records last week. It was clear that the increase in casualties reflected a step-up of the war throughout Vietnam. 

Senator Edward W. Brooke, who recently returned from a trip to South Vietnam, said in his maiden speech before the Senate that he had changed his mind about reducing the American military program in Vietnam. The Massachuscttes Republican, In endorsing the Johnson position on the war, said that “this is far from an easy position for me to take.”

In Atlanta, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said the war in Vietnam had become tho major obstacle to the civil rights movement and that he planned to take a “much stronger stand” against the war Dr. King was also glum about the outlook for the slums in the larger cities, saying that “nothing has changed” and predicting a repetition of last year's widespread riots during the summer months.

One of the direct results of the spacecraft fire that took the lives of three astronauts on a launching pad at Cape Kennedy last January is that the active training of astronaut crews for the nation’s space program has been suspended. The suspension will apparently remain in effect until the impact of the fire and its causes can be assessed by space officials.