When a US attack submarine sank a Japanese fishing boat in February, it was an outgrowth of US military dominance. Kyle Kajihiro puts the incident in perspective and reports on Hawaiians organizing to take back their land from the military.
The
School Shootings in Context
Recent school shootings have brought attention to the problem
of violence in American society. Contributing to this problem is a value
system strongly influenced by militarism and prejudice, argues a San Diego
area activist.
Resources
on School Violence and Discipline
Learn more about what some communities are doing to create peaceful schools
and fair disciplinary policies.
Resisting
the Gulf War: a photo essay
In February of 2001, Gulf War objectors gathered to reflect on their experiences.
These soldiers and sailors said NO when confronted with the call to go
to war against Iraq.
My
Gulf War:
Remembering a Matter of Conscience
One
retreat participant, a former Naval officer, tells his story.
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Training Programs for Young People -
2001
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