Share your memories from 1968

The headlines blared.

King Sets New Date for Capital Demonstrations
Kennedy to Enter Race Today
​​​​​​​Dr. King Slain by Sniper in Memphis
​​​​​​​Kennedy Dies
​​​​​​​Women's Antiwar Brigade Will March in Washington and L.A.
1,000 Walk Out in School Boycott
​​​​​​​Vietnam: Fighting Engulfs the Cities
​​​​​​​Apollo Makes It, Blasts Out of Moon Orbit

1968 would be defined by monumental moments. Leaders shot and killed. The fight for equality amid a fight to end war. Television, movies and music testing boundaries. And, across the globe, a constant pursuit for change.

Fifty years later, the L.A. Times is taking a reflective look back at that turbulent year. Help us retell the stories.

Was there a moment, large or small, from 1968 that has stuck with you? What did you see? What did you do? Share your memory.

Here’s how:

Option 1: Fill out the form below. Upload a photo of yourself along with a written account, video or voice memo detailing the moment. Tell us where you were, and how you learned about the event.

Option 2: Text or call 951-39-HeyLA (951-394-3952) to leave a message sharing your memory. Be sure to include your first and last name, city and state and age

A note: By leaving us a message, you're giving the Los Angeles Times permission to edit and publish your response, including your voice, on any platform