Vietnam War

The Vietnam War was a protracted conflict involving North Vietnam and South Vietnam, with significant US involvement. It's newsworthy due to the death of Peter Arnett, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter known for his extensive coverage of the war. Arnett's death at 91 highlights the enduring impact of the war on journalism and public understanding. Additionally, the search for American fathers by children born to Vietnamese mothers and American soldiers during the war remains a relevant and poignant issue. These children, often facing discrimination, represent a lasting consequence of the conflict, as exemplified by the story of Sang, who recently discovered his American father after decades of searching. The war's legacy continues to shape personal narratives and international relations.