One side effect of the student revolts of the late-1960s was that it made unions and workers realize they could demand more from their employers. Nevertheless, after so many years of full employment and growing wages and benefits, the working class was simply uninterested in starting a revolution. To the contrary, some Americans even took to the streets to denounce counterculture and anti-war activists in the context of the War in Vietnam.
One side effect of the student revolts of the late-1960s was that it made unions and workers realize they could demand more from their employers. Nevertheless after so many years of full employment and growing wages and benefits, the working class was simply uninterested in starting a revolution To the contrary, some Americans even took to the streets to denounce counterculture and anti-war activists in the context of the War in Vietnam