STL Students in Solidarity

STL Students in Solidarity We are a group of college students in Saint Louis, Missouri who want to motivate and educate through engaging actions that seek to find solutions. Louis.

We are a group of students representing universities throughout St. We are seeking justice for Mike Brown and other victims of racial profiling and police brutality. We will not stand for a society in which the people we pay to protect us act with unjust violence towards black people and other minorities. We join together as individuals deeply troubled by what we see in our communities, in the United States, and in the world. We do not share common roots. We represent different student organizations. Our hometowns are not the same. We have different skin colors. What we do share is a mission to progress towards a systematic change of the political and economic system that failed Mike Brown, the Ferguson community, and people of color everywhere. This is part of a greater struggle against the injustice and oppression people of color face in the United States and the world. As members of the St. Louis community, we act not only as students of our universities, but also as citizens of St. We seek to support the demands of the local community as listed by organizations such as the Organization for Black Struggle, Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment, and others. We stand in solidarity with the Ferguson community, and we will not back down.

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"I am very proud of Andy Taylor's membership on our Board of Trustees and I am grateful for the extraordinary difference...
02/16/2016

"I am very proud of Andy Taylor's membership on our Board of Trustees and I am grateful for the extraordinary difference he has made for the university and the entire St. Louis region," Wrighton said.

That "difference" should not come at the expense of people facing incarceration.

A group that says it's comprised of students from St. Louis-area colleges and universities has issued a list of demands including the removal of Enterprise Holdings' Executive Chairman Andy Taylor from Washington University's board of trustees.

How is Washington University connected to prisons? Watch our video and read our demands to learn more about our campaign...
02/16/2016

How is Washington University connected to prisons?

Watch our video and read our demands to learn more about our campaign against mass incarceration.

As students from institutions of higher learning in St. Louis, we seek to amplify not only our voices but also the voices of our community in the call for justice for Mike Brown

"Over 100 protestors marched to Cleveland prosecutor Timothy McGinty's home and staged a die-in, demanding a DOJ investi...
01/02/2016

"Over 100 protestors marched to Cleveland prosecutor Timothy McGinty's home and staged a die-in, demanding a DOJ investigation and his resignation after the non-indictment in the case.

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Over 100 protestors marched to Cleveland prosecutor Timothy McGinty's home and staged a die-in, demanding a DOJ investigation and his resignation after the non-indictment in the case.

Source: nbcnews.to/1Vvs0ai
Photo: AP

"Before events in Ferguson, 46% of Americans believed that more changes were necessary to ensure that blacks and whites ...
12/06/2015

"Before events in Ferguson, 46% of Americans believed that more changes were necessary to ensure that blacks and whites had equal rights. After a year of protests, the Washington Post found that 60% of Americans think the country needs to change to address racial inequality. Today 53% of whites believe changes must be made, compared to just 39% in 2014...The numerous symbolic actions taken by Black Lives Matter—large marches, die-ins, blocking traffic, and even disrupting the speeches of presidential candidates—have shifted public opinion. These high-profile actions have not necessarily focused on receiving a concession from a particular decision-maker, but have instead tried to draw public attention to the issue of racism and compel ordinary people to take action—or at least choose sides."

Minneapolis protesters’ call to exemplifies the movement’s strategic use of symbolic demands to win in the court of public opinion.

11/25/2015

Hundreds of protesters are marching from the 4th Precinct to Minneapolis City Hall following a Monday night shooting where 3 suspects allegedly fired into a crowd of Black Lives Matter protesters. Five suffered non-life threatening injuries.

11/19/2015

A group of about two dozen black Towson University students brought a list of 13 demands to the school's interim President Timothy Chandler's office Wednesday and reviewed them with him until after midnight, when he pledged to address them.

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