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FRSC: Jenn and Ramiro of the Brown Berets discuss Student Walkouts, HR 4437 and more
by from the Global Local show, 101.1FM ( frsc [at] freakradio.org )
Tuesday Mar 28th, 2006 7:49 AM
Agusto Cesar Sandino Segundo talks with Jenn Laskin and then Ramiro Medrano. Jenn and Ramiro called into the Global Local program on Freak Radio Santa Cruz, 101.1FM on Monday, March 27 to discuss the student walkouts which took place at local high schools.

Watsonville Brown Berets
http://brownberets.info

Freak Radio Santa Cruz, 101.1FM
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Act Now!! Police File Charges Against Watsonville Brown Berets For Peaceful Protest!!
http://www.indybay.org/news/2006/03/1810964.php

Marches In Watsonville and Salinas for Peace and Immigrant Rights!
http://www.indybay.org/archives/archive_by_id.php?id=4422&category_id=60

The Global Local with Agusto Cesar Sandino Segundo
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Ramiro talks to Sandino
by from the Global Local show, 101.1FM ( frsc [at] freakradio.org ) Tuesday Mar 28th, 2006 7:49 AM


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why sam farr?
by good job!
Tuesday Mar 28th, 2006 1:56 PM
I really appreciate the audio of Sandino and Jenn talking. One thing she mentioned was that she was thinking of inviting Sam Farr to talk to the students. The teach-in sounds like a great idea, but Sam Farr? He'll just bore all the students and scare them off from action.

good luck!
Not like Fallujah, Ok!
by a listener
Tuesday Mar 28th, 2006 3:49 PM
I also enjoyed hearing a first-hand account of the local student walk-out, but was disappointed to hear Jenn compare the police presence in Watsonville, to that of the US military presence in Fallujah!

"It was like fuckin' Fallujah, OK!" she said at one point in the interview.

I was not there yesterday for the walk-out, but demonstrators were not randomly shot at, tens of thousands of homes were not destroyed by the WPD, mothers were not torn from their children by gun-toting mercenaries. This is not an appropriate analogy, and very irresponsible reporting.