March 2006:
4 Crying Out Against the Despair of Militarism:
On "Crossing the Line" at the School of the Americas [1]
[2]
by Donte Smith
Not in my name will this institution continue to torture, rape, massacre, batter, harass, and threaten el pueblo del mundo. No mas.
5 Embracing All of Life [3] [4]
by Steve Clemens
The Bailiff told us, "Act like you're in church." I've taken his instruction to heart.
6 "I Want to Express My Remorse" For Participating in War, Not Resisting It [5] [6]
by Peter DeMott
It is our responsibility to nonviolently confront leaders who abuse the law and wage war with impunity.
April 2005:
10 Torture, American Style [7]
By Margaret Power
The use of torture by the US government has a long and sordid history both in the United States and abroad.
March 2004:
14 Voices of Compassion [8]
by Kathy Kelly
During every day and night of the bombing, I would hold little Miladhah and Zainab in my arms. That's how I learned of their fear: they were grinding their teeth, morning, noon, and night.
April 2003:
10 Violent Disobedience and Civil Resistance [9]
by Robert Irwin
Bush is committing "violent disobedience" against the global legal order; our challenge is to escalate morally, not destructively
December 2002/January 2003:
17 Reports from Fort Benning, GA [10]
by Lindsey Gaydos, Hannah Zwirner, and Clara Hendricks
If ever there were a terrorist training school, our own SOA would be it....I heard each name as a face and a life, with a mother and father, and dreams.
May 2001:
8 Scorched Earth--Chemical Warfare in the Colombian Rainforest [11]
by Sean Donahue
Driving people off their lands to make way for corporations.
November 2000:
8 US Military Training: Exporting Democracy? [12]
by Frida Berrigan
Making the connections--The School of the Americas is a just one symbol of a pervasive national habit
June 2000:
19 Exporting Democracy or Undermining Human Rights [13]
by Frida Berrigan and Michelle Ciarrocca
Colombia needs US help, but not this kind.
May 2000:
Closing the School of the Americas Vigil in Boston [14]