"October 18th, 2005 - UCSC Students Against War (SAW) organized a nonviolent rally and Queer Kiss-in against the presence of military recruiters on the UC Santa Cruz campus.
About forty students participated in a Queer Kiss-in in protest of the military’s discriminatory “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell� policy. The Queer Kiss-in was staged in front of the military’s tables during the march and rally. From inside the fair, kissers were able to effectively block access to military recruiters without shutting down the entire career fair."
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The following photos are from the rally outside and from when students involved in the Queer Kiss-In jubilantly emerged from the job fair.
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A former Marine and current conscientious objector and SAW member speaks to the crowd after emerging from the Queer Kiss-In.
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This was the shirt he wore on the inside of the job fair. Each of the more than 40 students involved in the Kiss-In had their own innovative T-shirt.
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When the job fair ended, the rest of the students involved in the Queer Kiss-In came out and demonstrated how they inhibited the military from recruiting.
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Group photo of the Queer Kiss-In participants.
For additional/larger photos or to republish, please contact sugarloaf (at) riseup.net - thanks to all those that were involved in the events of Oct. 18.
More Oct. 18 info/photos:
santacruz.indymedia.org/feature/display/17213/index.php