RICHARD MEDHURST: Interview w/ Students | News clip 1967 Anti-Vietnam war protesters | Beach Boys

RICHARD MEDHURST: Interview With Students Protesting for Palestine | Emerson College Encampment

First part only on video.

To find out how Owen Buxton is doing after he was seriously injured, and what happened at the protest:

To hear both Buxton and Sadia AboHussien live narrative perspective, of the protest, please click on the link below to Richard Medhurst, YouTube channel for the continuing interview.

Shaheen’’s say:

Owen Buxton and Sadia AboHussien are two incredibly intelligent and refreshing individuals who demonstrate amazing academic minds, critical thinking ability, and strong work ethics in their unwavering passion for the liberties of Palestine.

Since they will be the generation to guide the world toward justice, liberty, and peace while defending the laws pertaining to our unalienable rights as created by God or by virtue of our humanity, we are all proud of these students' dedication, bravery, and strength.

Owen Buxton said in the interview with Richard Medhurst:

‘I myself am partially Jewish; it upsets me to think that there are students at Emerson or anywhere in the country who feel unsafe because of our encampments.’

‘Anti-Zionist does not mean antisemitism.’

‘To me, it means anti-genocide and anti-occupation.’

Sadia AboHussien spoke about her learning experiences that were bestowed upon her:

‘It was the most beautiful time I ever spent at Emerson.’

‘The things that ruined it the most were the presence of the police and the intimidation of the police and intimidation from the administration, and that’s what becomes agitational.’

Owen Buxton

I'm a junior Media Arts Production major at Emerson College with a fascination with eliciting emotions through storytelling. Whether through a drawing, a video, or even a LEGO build, I want to inspire others—especially kids—to indulge their creative instincts.

Sadia AboHussien

Programs Assistant at Mass Poetry, Emerson College Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

Inclusivity, advocacy, and collaboration are the driving forces behind my goals and passions as a ‘Muslim Egyptian’ student, writer, and creator.

Now in my junior year as a Communication Studies and Creative Writing double major at Emerson College, I’ve developed a sincere appreciation for the powerful intersections of storytelling, organizing, education, and community enrichment.

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For the full video with Richard Medhurst

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5BGDVyFw-6s

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Anti-Vietnam war protesters rallied to Washington on Saturday, October 21, 1967, in the first national demonstration against the war. The Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam organized the protest to get national visibility for the anti-war movement.

The Beach Boys - Student Demonstration Time (Memorial Montage Project)

Published by Adit Madhavan
June 4, 2016.
Full video:

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0aK8f2mGVgw&pp=ygU_U3R1ZGVudCBEZW1vbnN0cmF0aW9uIFRpbWUgW0xpdmVdIGJ5IHRoZSBCZWFjaCBCb3lzIGZyb20gfFAtRERT

U.S. Marshals and the Pentagon Riot of October 21, 1967

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https://www.usmarshals.gov/who-we-are/history/historical-reading-room/us-marshals-and-pentagon-riot-of-october-21-1967#:~:text=Anti%2DVietnam%20war%20protesters%20rallied,for%20the%20anti%2Dwar%20movement.

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