"Sixty-Eight" typically refers to the year 1968, a significant period marked by social and political upheaval around the world. Major events included the Vietnam War protests in the United States, the Civil Rights Movement, and the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.. These events highlighted issues of inequality, war, and civil rights, leading to widespread activism. In addition to political movements, 1968 saw cultural shifts, including the rise of counterculture and changes in music, art, and fashion. The Summer of Love and the popularity of rock music reflected a growing desire for freedom and expression among the youth. This year remains a pivotal moment in modern history.