A look at gay people on TV and Gay Pride in downtown, sponsored by big corporations, not facing the kind of harassment that Gays have faced in the past, could make it seem like homophobia and discrimination are a thing of the past. However the everyday reality for most lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) people looks quite different. Read more… »
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Board Rejects Student Demands on Military Recruitment
April 17th, 2007By Ty Moore
Last November students from Central High Youth Against War and Racism (YAWR) sent an open letter to the St. Paul Board of Education demanding substantial restrictions on military recruitment in all district schools.
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Antiwar Protests Sweep U.S. on Fourth Anniversary of Iraq Invasion
March 26th, 2007by Ty Moore
Over the last several days mass demonstrations and civil disobedience erupted in cities and towns across the country marking the fourth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq. Popular discontent with the war and the Bush administration reached new highs in the last months, particularly following Bush’s “troop surge” of 21,500 into Baghdad.
The most significant demonstrations were held in Washington, D.C., where on Friday, March 16, a procession of 3,000 marched out of a cathedral toward the White House, culminating in 222 arrests. Then on Saturday a March on the Pentagon drew over 20,000 despite the bitter winter storm that swept through the region the previous days. This was built as a modern day version of the 1967 March on the Pentagon that was widely seen as a turning point for the antiwar movement. Read more… »
Students to Board of Education: “Military Out of St. Paul Schools!”
January 27th, 2007Jan 23, 2007
By Brandon Madsen, Minnesota Organizer for Youth Against War and Racism
On December 19, over 60 students, parents, and community members poured into St. Paul’s District Administration Building, grabbing signs and lining up for comment to give the Board of Education a clear message: End military recruitment in our schools!
This presence at the Board meeting was organized by students in Central High School’s Youth Against War and Racism (YAWR), alongside youth activists in Socialist Alternative.
U of M Students Demand: Stop the Poverty Draft! - Money for Education, Not War!
May 15th, 2006Mar 15, 2006 By Katie Quarles, University of Minnesota
In Minnesota’s Twin Cities, Youth Against War and Racism (YAWR), Socialist Alternative, and others are mobilizing for a mass student walkout on April 28 to fight for a decent future for our generation. We are walking out to say “NO to military recruitment in our schools,” and “YES to equal access to the University of Minnesota.” Read more… »
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