This document summarizes how the Vietnam War impacted race relations in the United States. It discusses how the draft system benefited white Americans over black Americans, with things like student deferments and health requirements. It also notes that black leaders and civil rights groups like SNCC increasingly opposed the war, seeing it as detrimental to the fight for racial equality at home. As the war escalated in the late 1960s, it exacerbated racial tensions and contributed to rebellions in cities across America.