English, 20.11.2020 17:40 Ahemingway7164

In the second paragraph, Fortas contrasts how a verbal discussion of Vietnam might be perceived differently from the wearing of the armband as a symbolic
gesture to protest the war. What point does Fortas make by drawing this
comparison?

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