Why did the black community strongly oppose the draft conscription during the Vietnam War?

This paper studies the protests of black groups against the US government draft conscription during the Vietnam War. The paper analyzed the motivations of the people involved in this movement and the reasons for the US government's adoption of the draft by introducing the background of the times and listing real examples. In order to provide readers with a clearer understanding of the situation at that time, the paper recorded speeches by individuals who had witnessed the event, such as Stokely Carmichael and Mohammed Ali, and cited media reports of protests against black groups back then. Finally, the paper summarized the impact of this movement on the United States and the world, as well as its connection with the Northern African soldiers who fought for freedom during the Civil War.