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"Students in ninth through the 12th grade attending summer programs at a community college outside Washington, D.C., will get a taste of the Occupy operation in a new course that aims to get them interested in "the movement for justice."
"Occupy MoCo!," one of the newest courses at Montgomery College in Montgomery County, Md., is part of the Summer Youth program offered for 2012."
The course description uses all the buzz words/phrases; i.e., "critical thinking," "social justice concepts," & "global leader," and asks interested kids, who would be 14 - 17 year olds, if they are "ready to join the movement for justice?" Although, they claim to be unbiased regarding the Occupy Movement.
You have to understand Montgomery County to understand this course offering.
Wealthiest County in MD, one of the wealthiest in the US, overwhelmingly White until recently, the epicenter of the gun control movement in MD, lots of gated/restricted access communities.
You have to understand Montgomery County to understand this course offering.
Wealthiest County in MD, one of the wealthiest in the US, overwhelmingly White until recently, the epicenter of the gun control movement in MD, lots of gated/restricted access communities.
So, they are recruiting through guilt? It does usually work on the innocent youth.
Why not offer drinking & driving classes if instructing minors in how to break the law is acceptable?
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