From World Can’t Wait:
World
Can't Wait has a lot to say about the ongoing crimes of the U.S. government,
and the complete lack of accountability for war crimes and crimes against
humanity carried out by "our" government. And we're going to school
about it.
This is a call-out to those of you who are educators and students...”
This is a call-out to those of you who are educators and students...”
Many students will be returning with an
increased consciousness of the systemic injustices towards people of color
in this country. That awareness, while important in its own right, should be
built on to include recognizing the injustices of empire and the U.S. military
in particular. And why it is neither in their interests nor those of the people
of the world for them to enlist.
We would like to work with you to develop a customized presentation to your class(es) by a recent Iraq-era veteran who will forthrightly explain his own experiences, engage in discussion with the students and answer their questions. You can watch excerpts from some recent presentations in Spring 2015 at wearenotyoursoldiers.org.
We would like to work with you to develop a customized presentation to your class(es) by a recent Iraq-era veteran who will forthrightly explain his own experiences, engage in discussion with the students and answer their questions. You can watch excerpts from some recent presentations in Spring 2015 at wearenotyoursoldiers.org.
For Southern California and
NYC area: We can
also arrange for a Viet Nam war
resister who spent 19
months in prison, to give a historical and personal presentation. This can be
done either by the resister or as a joint presentation with the recent veteran.
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