Student

movements
Throughout
history
Maddy Buss, Kyle Graziano, Kyle Green, Maddie McCobb and Victor Hugo

1.
The june rebellion (1832)
Or rather, Kyle cannot go 15 minutes without incorporating Les Mis into anything she does

June rebellion
WHY DID IT HAPPEN?

French Revolution sucked

Everyone was poor and angry
Nobody liked kings
Lamarque is dead

This is
General
Lamarque.
He died and
then
everything
went to heck.

June rebellion
WHAT WENT DOWN

The funeral was casually hijacked

Flags were waved, shots were fired
Barricades built in Paris
Did not spread far
Failed completely
800 casualties

June rebellion
AFTERMATH

Gov. called rebels an extremist

minority
Considered a failure as opposed to the
July Rebellion
Only given fame because of Victor
Hugo

Timeline of June Rebellion

Charles X kicked
out in 1830 (July
Rebellion)

New King! Ft.

death of
Lamarque (1832)

Students rise up
and die in 48
hours (June 7,
1832)


This barricade is made neither of paving stones, nor of
timbers, nor of iron; it is made of two mounds, a mound
of ideas and a mound of sorrows. Here misery encounters
the ideal. Here the day embraces the night, and says: I
will die with you and you will be born again with me.
-Victor Hugo, Les Misrables

2.
The Newsboy Strike of 1899
Maddie McCobb is a trashcan

Strike! Strike! Strike!

a U.S. youth-led campaign to force change in the way
that Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst's
newspapers compensated their child labor force of
newspaper hawkers.

Several rallies drew more than

5,000 newsboys, complete with
charismatic speeches by strike
leader Kid Blink.

Watch What Happens

In 1898 the SpanishAmerican War increased

newspaper sales.

Publishers raised the cost from 50 to 60

After the war, many papers reduced the cost not

The Evening World and the New York Evening
Journal.

The world will know

On July 21, 1899, a large number of New York City

newsboys refused to distribute the papers of Joseph Pulitzer
and Hearst.
The strikers demonstrated across the Brooklyn Bridge for
several days,
bringing traffic and news distribution for most New
England cities to a standstill
Pulitzer tried to hire older men to do the boys' job, but
the men understood their stance and wanted no part in
defying the boys.

The Bottom Line

Although the World and the Journal did not
lower their 60-a-bundle price, they did agree
to buy back all unsold papers and the union
disbanded, ending the strike on August 2, 1899.

Once and For All

The newsboys' strike of 1899 has been credited

with inspiring later strikes, including the Butte,
Montana, Newsboys Strike of 1914, and a 1920s
strike in Louisville, Kentucky.
Some decades later, the introduction of urban
child-welfare practices led to improvements in
the newsboys' quality of life.

Never Planned on Someone Like You

The newsboys were fictionalized in 1942 by DC

Comics as the Newsboy Legion
The events of the 1899 strike later inspired a 1992
Disney film Newsies
included a character named Kid Blink, but in
this version the leader of the strike was
named Jack Kelly.
A musical theatre adaptation of the film, also
called Newsies, debuted in 2011 and played on
Broadway from 2012 to 2014 and on tour from
2014-2016.

3.
ANTI-WAR/ Vietnam
(1960-70s)

Diamonds are a student movements best friend by Kyle Graziano

Why they were mad

The Draft
The Death
Media portrayal


Be loyal to your country always, and to
the government only when it deserves it.
-Mark Twain

Why Vietnam

Uncensored media coverage of Vietnam

Civil rights and womens rights

Increased enrollment and restricted behavior

Took away funds

Social events

Anti-war anthems

4.

Sexual assault movements On

college Campuses
(2014-)
With Maddy B Raps


In addition to shaming sexual-assault victims,
positioning abstinence as women's domain further

promotes the notion that it's women's morality

that's on the line when it comes to sex, men just can't help
themselves, so their ethics are safe

from criticism.
Jessica Valenti

Columbia mattress campaign

EMMA SULKOWICZ

Raped by a classmate on her mattress her freshman year at Columbia

Senior Thesis: Mattress Performance, or Carry That Weight

Told administrators 7 months after incident; confused on how rape

could happen

She will drag her mattress everywhere she goes until the school expels her
rapist or he leaves

They made her draw a diagram, making her sick

Two other women were assaulted by the same student, and cases were
also mishandled; poor record-keeping
Attacker not found responsible in 2013, and remained at school

Columbia mattress campaign

EMMA SULKOWICZ

Carried mattress to Graduation on May 19, 2015

Women helped carry 50 lb mattress

Claimed mattress was in the way

They must participate in discussions and workshops; reflect anonymously

on two topical TED Talks; create art about the issue.

University President, Lee Bollinger, turned away before shaking their

hands
Ivy Leagues and NYU as of 2015 require students to take a sexual
respect course in order to register/graduate, and can withhold degree
until taken

"To me, the piece has very much represented [the fact that] a guy did
a horrible thing to me and I tried to make something beautiful out of
it."

END RAPE ON CAMPUS (EROC)

http://endrapeoncampus.org/

THEIR MISSION

THEIR VISION

End Rape on Campus (EROC) works to

end campus sexual violence through
direct support for survivors and their
communities; prevention through
education; and policy reform at the
campus, local, state, and federal levels.

We envision a world in which each

individual has an educational experience
free from violence, and until then, that
all survivors are believed, trusted, and
supported.

THEIR APPROACH
DIRECT SUPPORT

EDUCATION

ADVOCACY

Establish support networks,

filing federal complaints, and
mentoring student activists. We
help students organize for
change on campus as well as
work with administrators to
ensure best practices are in
place and enforced.

Trains and develops resources

for staff, students, groups, and
individuals on how to prevent
sexual assault and support
survivors, as well as the rights
of students under applicable
federal and state laws.

Fair and equitable sexual

assault and interpersonal
violence policies and legislation
on the campus, local, state, and
federal levels. We support
reforms that ensure holistic
support for all survivors,
statewide affirmative consent
standards, and federal
accountability for Title IX,
Title II, and Clery Act
enforcement.

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