| Property | Value |
| Name | A Strategic Blind Spot for Progressives |
| Description | The danger of allowing militarism in education. A Source: Project YANO |
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dvocates of progressive social change in this country are asking important questions about possible directions to follow after the 2008 election. For the peace movement, this question is particularly challenging because, while there is good reason to celebrate the defeat of the Republican Party and the election of the first African American president, there is also a real danger that Obama’s victory will under-cut anti-war protest if he doesn’t move quickly to end the Bush administration’s two wars.
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