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Related: About this forumProtesting 'is as American as apple pie' says youth vote organization leader - MSNBC Reports
Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez, President of NextGen America, joins Alex Witt to discuss topics important to the country's youth: college campus protests and new polling from NextGen America. - Aired on 04/27/2024.
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Protesting 'is as American as apple pie' says youth vote organization leader - MSNBC Reports (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
Apr 28
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Protests have been common over the decades - until the previous administration
Rhiannon12866
Apr 28
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elleng
(131,350 posts)1. It is TRUE! Powers that be, wherever they are, MUST learn judgment/caution
in their reactions.
Rhiannon12866
(206,676 posts)2. Protests have been common over the decades - until the previous administration
When TFG took to gassing protesters or shooting them with rubber bullets. I was watching MSNBC once back then when I saw journalist Ali Velshi take a rubber bullet in the leg.
elleng
(131,350 posts)3. and recall Kent State?
Rhiannon12866
(206,676 posts)4. Oh, wow! I certainly do remember that, an epic tragedy
Bringing tear gas, then guns to use against college kids. I was younger when that actually happened, but I learned even more details when my college friend did an independent study course examining everything that happened there - from the POV of Allison Krause who was killed that day.
Think. Again.
(8,775 posts)5. It was good to see this topic so calmly and clearly presented...
...without the harsh, raw anger from all sides that so many are allowing to derail the discussion.