A pivotal figure in the anti-war movement during the Vietnam War was **MLK** (Martin Luther King Jr.), whose advocacy for peace and civil rights extended to opposing military intervention. His philosophy of nonviolence not only shaped the civil rights struggle but also resonated deeply with anti-war activists. King’s powerful speeches and public demonstrations highlighted the moral implications of war, calling for social justice and human dignity. His involvement galvanized support and drew attention to the inherent contradictions between fighting abroad and civil rights at home, making him a central voice in the movement.