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Re: Baltimore School for the Arts walkout
21 Mar 2003
As a graduate of Baltimore Polytechnic Institute who is very active in Worker Solidarity, Anti-war, and Anti-capitalist agitation from U of M College Park, I look back on my 13 years in the Baltimore City School system as a time when we could have done so much, but couldnt get together.
What can we do? What highschool students are interested, how can area college students and area workers do to help. How can some parents help their kids organize.
What the students of Blair in Montgomery County and Wilson in DC are doing needs to be brought to Baltimore and expanded. The time of our liberation is at hand.
Simon
Re: Baltimore School for the Arts walkout
21 Mar 2003