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Students of the Universidad Nacional de Colombia (a public educational institution in Bogotá) protest against corruption in the Colombian educational system while marching in the streets of Bogotá, Colombia. - Copyright © 2019 Jan Sochor Photography
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March 15th, 2019- NYC. The Student Walk-Out to bring awareness to climate change and the world they are bound to inherit.Â
An inspiring rally at the end of the students' "50 Mile March to End Gun Violence". They marched over 4 days from Worcester to the headquarters of Smith and Wesson in West Springfield, Massachusetts. The students had two demands for Smith and Wesson. One - To stop producing fire arms that are illegal in Massachusetts (and that they now send all over the country). Two - That Smith and Wesson donate 5 million dollars to study gun violence (to an organization other than the NRA).
Nabanna Fortress: Security Tight for Protest March
In the wake of a planned student protest march demanding Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s resignation, Nabanna, the West Bengal secretariat, has been transformed into a fortress. The protest, triggered by public outrage over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, has led to the deployment of over 6,000 Kolkata Police personnel. The protest march, organized…
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"What was at stake for the Vietnam War protesters was the same thing that is at stake for the #NeverAgain students: their lives."
Today on Part 1 of The Academic Minute's Student Protest Series, Jerusha Conner, Associate Professor of Education at Villanova University, compares this movement with another politically charged time in our history.
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Photo credit: Emma Roller (from this article on Splinter)
Better Eleanor Shellstrop would totally agree
Tomorrow, we students have the right to get up and just leave class. We have the chance to make a change and show that we care and worry and we are united. Tomorrow is future!
