In March 1968, the city of Paris became the epicenter of a powerful and transformative event – the student protests. This movement, led mostly by university students, ignited a wave of revolt that would resonate throughout French society and beyond. Fueled by a growing discontent with the political establishment, social inequality, and the ongoing Vietnam War, the protesters took to the streets, demanding radical changes in the country's educational and political systems. With their vibrant energy and passionate calls for justice, the students captured the attention of the world, becoming the voice of a generation seeking a new, more egalitarian society.