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MICHIGAN
Student activist on speaking tour
Published Feb 4, 2010 9:59 PM
Larry Hales, a leader of the March 4 National Day of Action to Defend
Education, began his Michigan tour Feb. 1 in Ann Arbor speaking to a group of
student-workers at the William Monroe Trotter Multicultural Center at the
University of Michigan. Hales, also a member of Fight Imperialism, Stand
Together (FIST), is touring Michigan the week of Jan. 31 to speak to
student-workers at campuses, workplaces, community events and high schools to
mobilize for March 4.
Hales will participate in a mass rally at Michigan State University Feb. 3,
followed by a march to the State Capitol in Lansing, where students will demand
an end to educational budget cuts. The students plan to confront right-wing tea
partiers, who will stage an event at the Capitol that day. The Moratorium NOW!
Coalition is also sponsoring a protest against the Michigan governor’s
state-of-the-state speech at the Capitol on Feb. 3, and will join with the
students in solidarity.
Hales will end his tour with a March 4 organizing meeting in Detroit sponsored
by FIST, the Michigan Emergency Committee Against War & Injustice and the
Moratorium NOW! Coalition. For more information, visit
www.defendeducation.org.
— Report and photo by Bryan G.
Pfeifer
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