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Education Action: Reining in Military Recruiting

Seth Kershner - In 2012, Kate Connell—a photographer with two children in the Santa Barbara public schools—learned that her son’s freshman seminar had a Marine recruiter as a guest speaker. Her son had challenged the recruiter, saying he didn’t like the way the U.S. military was always bombing other countries. At first, Connell thought, “Oh, it’s great you spoke up for yourself and spoke up for ...

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Counter-recruitment activists | Santa Barbara public schools | Kate Connell | Seth Kershner | Counter-recruiter access | counter-recruiters | Counter Recruitment in High Schools

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Passing the Torch, at Last: Finding a New Generation of Anti-War Activists

William T. Hathaway - The following is an excerpt from the book, Radical Peace: People Refusing War, by William Hathaway. It is a collection of reports from antiwar activists who share true stories ...

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William T. Hathaway | Patriot Act | JROTC | Patriot Act | Communist Party | American Friends Service Committee | Granny Peace Brigade | The War Resisters League | Counter-recruiter access | Counter Recruitment in High Schools

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