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Photo: Occupying students on the ledge of Low Library, outside of the presidential suite, attempting to catch food supplies from supporters during the campus protests in late April 1968. Protest & Activism Photograph Collection, Columbia University Library A banner stretched across the building facade reads: "LIBERATED ZONE 5" and behind that, a sign cellophane taped to the window reads "WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED".

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Photo: Occupying students on the ledge of Low Library, outside of the presidential suite, attempting to catch food supplies from supporters during the campus protests in late April 1968. Protest & Activism Photograph Collection, Columbia University Library A banner stretched across the building facade reads: "LIBERATED ZONE 5" and behind that, a sign cellophane taped to the window reads "WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED".
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"You do you" is Eu-gen-ics. (beadsland@disabled.social)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Apr-2024 15:59:47 JST "You do you" is Eu-gen-ics.
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Moreover, imagining that students at Columbia, in specific, had to look anywhere but their own university's history for inspiration is… a choice.
https://kolektiva.social/@igd_news/112315780711214992
When students of a university previously occupied by its own students again occupy their university, credit for such (*double checks notes*) occupation ought go to shit that went down decades, no sorry, generations, later?
Because historical memory is for academics…
Oh, wait.

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