Remembering Ferguson at Midd
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Title
Remembering Ferguson at Midd
Subject
The Campus Editorial Board commends the student organizers and faculty members who participated in both the October and December marches/ walkouts/protests against police brutality. Also identify "next steps", or things that the Middlebury community can do in terms of supporting Ferguson, BLM, and opposing police brutality.
Description
Volume 113, Number 11
Creator
The Campus Editorial Board
Publisher
The Campus
Date
12/04/2014
Contributor
The Campus Editorial Board
Coverage
"The second thing we can do is leverage our educational privilege for social good. When organizers in Ferguson reached out, for help in the aftermath of the shooting, they called for experienced doctors, lawyers, and other professionals that require access to higher education. Whether one of these fields calls you or not, the Middlebury education provides you with a diverse toolbox of skills that can directly apply to supporting folk on the front lines."
"We need to be allies that this movement can count on for the day-to-day needs of change-making. Meals will be served, bail posted, marches organized and vigils held-- you can help make these things happen."
"We need to be allies that this movement can count on for the day-to-day needs of change-making. Meals will be served, bail posted, marches organized and vigils held-- you can help make these things happen."
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The Campus Editorial Board , “Remembering Ferguson at Midd,” Archives of Anti-Racist Activism, accessed October 27, 2026, https://twilightprojectantiracistrecords.middcreate.net/items/show/602.