What Kids Think - Marcia Butman
Marcia Butman, a teacher at East Boston High, writes about what her students think about the Vietnam War, for the Red Pencil in March 1971. Republished in issue 3 of Root and Branch, a libertarian marxist journal based in the U.S.
Students Lead the Militancy!
Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Nov 18 2020 09:06
On the student strikes against the Duterte administration in the Philippines.
Ang Potensyal na Anarkistang Tendensiya ng Diliman Commune
Submitted by Bandilang Itim on Feb 23 2020 07:00
An analysis of the potential for anarchist tendencies in the Diliman Commune, a student uprising against the Marcos Administration.
Climate grief, climate anger
Submitted by Gabriel Levy on Jun 25 2019 07:51
Climate grief can turn to climate anger, which can be a powerful force for change
High School U.S.A.
JANICE GREER and PEG BLOSSOM have been trying to interest other parents in the Chicago area to start a school, perhaps on the model of Summerhill.
Primary courtesies
CHARLOTTE FRANKLIN lives in North London and has four boys who have experienced a variety of schools.
Stunted to School
LEILA BERG who used to run a nursery school at her home is a writer of children’s books who contributed to ANARCHY 39.
La grève des écoliers de Stepney
Un compte rendu court à propos de la grève par 800 élèves à Stepney, dans l’est de Londres le 27 mai 1971, qui a réussi à obtenir le retour d’un professeur qui avait été licencié pour avoir publié un livre de poésies écrites par les enfants.
Gambia: April 10, 2000 - I remember…
Submitted by Mike Harman on Apr 10 2018 19:12
First-person account of the massacre of school students who were protesting the fatal torture of one school student by firefighters and the rape of a 13 year old girl by a soldier.
#marchforourlives: From liberal discourse to class analysis
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Apr 9 2018 18:53
How can a class perspective help to shed light on the ongoing debate over gun control?
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