SkipCaptcha
1,095
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Line 18:
Line 18: − +
→"Hanoi Jane"
=="Hanoi Jane"==
=="Hanoi Jane"==
She supported the [[Civil Rights]] movement and opposed the [[Vietnam War]], particularly through involvement with the [[front group]] [[Vietnam Veterans Against the War]] (VVAW). She was also a vocal supporter of the [[Black Panthers]].
She supported the [[Civil Rights]] movement and opposed the [[Vietnam War]], particularly through involvement with the [[front group]] [[Vietnam Veterans Against the War]] (VVAW). She was also a vocal supporter of the black supremacist and Marxist-Leninist [[Black Panthers]].
In July–August 1972, Fonda visited [[Hanoi]], where she spoke out against the war. Her detractors labeled her "Hanoi Jane", comparing her to war propagandists [[Tokyo Rose]] and Hanoi Hannah. She was controversially photographed seated on an anti-aircraft gun, which angered many American supporters of the war. The following is a sample of what she had to say while in Hanoi:
In July–August 1972, Fonda visited [[Hanoi]], where she spoke out against the war. Her detractors labeled her "Hanoi Jane", comparing her to war propagandists [[Tokyo Rose]] and Hanoi Hannah. She was controversially photographed seated on an anti-aircraft gun, which angered many American supporters of the war. The following is a sample of what she had to say while in Hanoi: