Brown Divest Coalition first led a series of protests in April calling for the university’s governing board to divest. While university officials did review a student proposal outlining why the board should divest from 10 companies, it ultimately decided not to do so
What believing in liberal democracy does to a mfer. Hope this is a radicalization moment for them.
Worst thing is that… maybe not
I fucking remember when the student org took a victory lap because the regents decided to consider their proposal
In North Korea, only approved student groups are allowed and there is a display of military force at university sports games.
Remember when they packed up and declared victory a few months ago
It’s amazing to me that these ancient institutions that have been the slowest to change and most reactionary in beliefs are gifted so much credibility.
But it probably shouldn’t be.
The “peak” of the indoctrination system is heavily invested in colonial genocide both monetarily and ideologically.