3 Days of Peace and Music

ity that they deserved. Among these groups were Native and Chicano Americans, women, and homosexuals. With a few exceptions, these groups protested peacefully by participating in sit-ins, picketing, and other non-violent means of rallying. For example, the Chicano Americans formulated an idea that was known as "Brown Power." This was a struggle f!
             or their land and it focused mostly on improving the lives of migrant farm workers. Struggles like these transpired in the fifties and sixties and escalated when many Americans wanted peace and equality.
             Events like these had been building up for decades and through Woodstock, these youthful hippies assembled in New York to proclaim peace and liberation. Many liberation movemen
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