Category: Youth and Students

By Malcolm Shore Last week, students at Fordham University angrily and forcefully denounced war, torture, and the overall Bush agenda.  First, through a campus-sponsored presentation by former CIA analyst and current impeachment…

by Michael Gould-Wartofsky – from January 28, 2008 issue of The Nation Free-speech zones. Taser guns. Hidden cameras. Data mining. A new security curriculum. Private security contractors. Welcome to the homeland security…

“It’s on us to change things” by Bay Area Revolution Club High School Organizers In preparation for the January 11 demonstration to oppose the Bush regime’s policy of torture and to demand…

Activist Tutorial: Taking the Reality of Guantanamo Bay to Leadership High School in San Francisco World Can’t Wait supporters helped organize a teach-in on January 9 featuring revolutionary journalist Larry Everest.  4…

On Friday, protestors rallied downtown in what they declared an “Orange Alert.” They demanded that the government pull out of the war in Iraq and prevent the bombing of Iran. Protestors included…

On November 16th, over 1,000 students in Washington State walked out to protest the war in Iraq and the presence of military recruiters in public schools. Students at Foster High School in…

Some 150 students donned hoods and turned their backs in silent protest of former Attorney General John Ashcroft at Cornell University on Thursday. Cornell law student and protest co-planner Michael Siegel told…

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By Robert C. Koehler, Tribune Media Services “This is America, get used to it.” A generation ago – well, two, perhaps – such a comment, surfacing with malicious anonymity at a Deep…

By JACK STRIPLINGSun staff writer 12:45 am, November 20, 2007   Hounded by hecklers and protesters, former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales defended an admittedly imperfect record before a raucous University of…