My first of numerous surely off-center reflections on Anthony Giacchino’s valuable documentary, “The Camden 28”: as a Jersey guy, it was very good to see the Garden State’s contribution to the ...

"The Camden 28" is an unremarkable talking-head docu nudged nearer to must-see status by the remarkable timeliness of its antiwar subject matter. “The Camden 28” is an unremarkable talking-head docu ...

Even as “The Camden 28” documents from multiple perspectives and in minute detail a crucial, if somewhat lesser known, moment in the storied Vietnam antiwar movement, it’s hard not to feel that ...

Your reflections confirm my view that no one old enough to remember the events and issues treated in The Camden 28 should watch it alone! Dialogue is surely the best way to treat the powerful ...

As war casualties mounted, several draft board raids occurred throughout the country. But the Camden 28 case was the only one where all defendants were acquitted. Monsignor Michael Doyle talks about ...

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On Aug. 22, 1971, a large group of anti-war activists, including four priests and a Lutheran minister, were arrested and indicted for trying to destroy files from the draft board, FBI offices and the ...

The Camden 28 explores how and why 28 individuals intentionally placed themselves at risk of arrest and imprisonment while protesting the war in Vietnam. Featuring a treasure of archival materials and ...

This documents the story of 28 members of the so-called "Catholic Left," including four Catholic priests and a Lutheran minister, who were put on trial on charges of breaking into a draft board office ...