Courtesy of Time Magazine:
For more than 15,000 students across the country, Wednesday marked the first day of Resistance School — a program where the educational focus is mobilizing against President Donald Trump's administration.
"Each one of us has people in our lives who were disturbed by the outcome of the election and saw it as a call to action," said Joe Breen, one of the Resistance School co-founders. He's a third-year student in a joint degree program at Harvard Law School and the Harvard Kennedy School. "We recognized that we had the opportunity to help them develop the skills that they would need to get involved in political action."
Resistance School organizers — a group of Harvard graduate students — said a couple hundred people participated in the first lesson in person at the Ivy League campus in Boston on Wednesday, while about 15,000 people of all ages tuned in via livestream from 50 states and 20 countries. They estimated the total participation was even larger because students were encouraged to host watch parties in groups.
I love it.
Though somehow I doubt this will help convince any of Trump's supporters that universities are not liberal tools for the indoctrination of young people.
But then again if we have more programs like this perhaps there won't BE so many damn Trump supporters.
We all have the power to resist and we must remain vigilant. They expect marches and town hall crowds to peter out, an unfortunate tendency of the human condition, but I'll be d@mned if I'm going to sit back and take their crap. We were given voices for a reason!
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Excellent! Let's hope it spreads like wildfire. And expands to burn the entire R party down.
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ReplyDeleteIt isn't so much Trump and his administration as the Republicans in the House and Senate. If they did their jobs, they would have reined Trump in by now.
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ReplyDeleteGreat! Totally support the students making this collaborated move! Trump and his ilk need to be stopped and Trump needs to be impeached! (sooner than later!)
ReplyDeleteMandatory live stream in all public schools in all 50 states now. Mandatory government class, journalism, speech and civics. Throw in etiquette manners and morals. Teach your children respect, honesty, kindness and charity at home. It is important to raise decent humans on this earth to survive.
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