Young adults...teenagers...unite if you are tired of being hassled by military recruiters
By: edited by Jenna DeLorey
Contributors: DeLorey, Jenna
Series: AWOL youth for peace and revolution -- no. 2; AWOL youth for peace and revolution -- no. 2.
Publisher: Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors
Place of publication: San Francisco, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Conscientious objection
Description: This political zine, produced by the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors (CCCO), combats the military's influence over civilian life and strives to give another perspective on militarism in the US. Issue two focuses on being hassled to join the military from high school and how to respond to propaganda about the military being an equalizing force for minorities and women. This zine uses cut and paste images and interviews alongside its articles in support of peace and the demilitarization of the United States. The CCCO maintains a website at http://objector.org.
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Table of contents: title: Editor's note /; title: Jenna DeLorey; title: Invasion of the body snatchers  -- Oriana Bolden; title: Debunking the myth of the color-blind military  -- Ted Florea; title: An animal liberationist case for peace  -- Jon Schledewitz; title: The military--furthering the struggle for womyn's equality?  -- Susanne Raymond; title: Questions and answers about draft registration --; title: Queers in the military under "Don't ask, don't tell"  -- Sarah Dirks; title: Revolutionary reviews  -- Nicole Gugliotti and Jen Ritsema; title: Resource list --