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Kent State Anniversary (May 4, 1970, revised and reposted)

Posted on May 5, 2025 by David S. Meyer

This is a repost of a report on the Kent State shootings, on occasion of an anniversary. At the end, I’ve added a bit on Neil Young’s emblematic song, which helped keep the memory alive. As I write in 2025, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Allison Krause, Cambodia, campus, David Crosby, draft, Graham Nash, Jackson State, James Green, Jeffrey Miller, Jerry M. Lewis, Kent State, memory, Mississipi, music, National Guard, Neil Young, Ohio, Philip Gibbs, Richard Nixon, Sandy Scheuer, Stephen Stills, students, Thomas R. Hensley, universities, Vietnam, Vietnam war, William P. Rogers, William Schroeder, William Scranton | 3 Comments

Where’s the peace movement?

Posted on July 2, 2012 by David S. Meyer

(This was written in response to a request from Mobilizing Ideas. You can see related essays from Catherine Corrigall-Brown, David Cortright, William Gamson, Michael Heaney, Kathy Kelly, Lisa Leitz, and Andrew Yeo here.) Just over a decade ago, activists around … Continue reading →

Posted in academic | Tagged Afghanistan, Barack Obama, coalitions, deficit, draft, elections, George W. Bush, Iraq, Mobilizing Ideas, peace movement, politics | Leave a comment

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