The ’60s saw national teach-ins as a form of peaceful protest — it’s time to bring them back
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USA TODAY - For more and to sign up click here William S. Becker, opinion contributor On March 24, 1965, 200 faculty members at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor suspended classes and held 12 hours of seminars, rallies and speeches against the Vietnam War. A similar event occurred at Columbia University in New York City two days later. Soon, similar “teach-ins” spread to campuses across the United States.…
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