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On the Bodily Pain of Protest by Michelle M. Campbell
Martyrdom is easiest when you know the ending. It’s the waiting, the continuing struggle toward a diminishing goal post, that is one of the hardest parts. I am part of a group that has been occupying the administration building of Purdue University in protest again the lack of administrative outcry against fascist posters put…
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Marching Out of D.C. and into the Classroom by Colleen Clemens
The day after the election, my colleague saw murmurings of a march to take place in D.C. the day after the inauguration. She booked a room in Arlington, not knowing what we were even committing to. But we knew we needed to commit to something. We were still absorbing the news that Donald Trump had…