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It should not be equated with crime. The CIA has intercepted overseas mail and cables in the s, and some AFSC offices and even its staff's homes have been infiltrated and burglarized in the late s into the s. Over and over again, AFSC was targeted as a subversive element, followed by investigations that established that it's a "serious pacifist organization," or a "religious, charitable, peace organization.

Conversely, eroding the safeguards of the Constitution make us less safe and destroy the principles of democracy on which our country was founded. JROTC officials call these waiting lists. We call them targeted schools. This additional attempt to further militarize the youth, schools, and culture of the US can be resisted and stopped, however. Because of community opposition, JROTC never opened in approximately schools that had been on the military's target list.

Most communities that decided to reject planned units did so after learning that:. Why should the public schools be subsidizing the military? JROTC discriminates. JROTC instructors must meet current active military duty standards. Therefore, they can not be openly gay, bisexual, or lesbian. The City of Cambridge will honor and remember Dr. King and his legacy of peace and justice as we gather at St. Peter's Episcopal Church to hear Dr. Keith and his sister were the only Black children in their schools, and their family was the only Black family in their neighborhoods.

Keith is also the chair of the board of the Louis D. He received a B. Today, I am eternally grateful to my parents because, hard as it was, what I really learned was—after the hate was expressed, the ugliness would subside and then there was possibility.

And I grew up not too different from the other boys. I loved sports. I played ball. I played football, and I played it well. I was a big guy. I did not perceive there was a problem. I thought that we were honoring the Miami People who were legendary warriors. I saw no connection between Native civil rights and the civil rights of African Americans. I just cannot continue like this. Brian went on to explain that there were only two Native students, both on scholarship, at the university.

At that time there were only about Black students and most of us were on scholarship, most of us were athletes. But Brian pointed out that we were better positioned to ask for change. He was right.