During a 1964 protest at UC Berkeley, Mario Savio delivered a passionate speech urging students to put their bodies upon the "gears of the machine" to stop its operation. This iconic address became a defining moment for the Free Speech Movement, framing the university's administration as an impersonal, soul-crushing industrial system. Credit: Young Broadcasting of San Francisco, Inc. | History In Pictures

No Kings: The People Rise | October 18 on Free Speech TV On October 18, millions across America are rising up for democracy. No Kings is a national day of peaceful action against corruption, cruelty, and authoritarian power. Watch the people unite—because in America, we don’t bow to kings. Register or join an event: bit.ly/NoKings2 Watch live and on demand on: Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, Sling, or the Free Speech TV app. #NoKings #FreeSpeechTV #PeoplePower #Democracy #Protest #Activism #SocialJusti

The NFL's #TakeTheKnee protests have direct ties to the 1960s Free Speech Movement at UC Berkeley. (via HBO) | VICE News