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Add Links Send readers directly to specific items or pages with shopping and web links. Edward
Brooke of Massachusetts, who had criticized “coercive protest.” Hillary Rodham, who spoke up for
the “indispensable task of criticizing and constructive protest,” got her picture in Life magazine.
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In the years to come, there will be trolls galore — online and in person — eager to tell you that you
don't have anything worthwhile to say or anything meaningful to contribute. While the First Lady
took a hit in her national approval rating because of it, her work on the initiative raised her profile,
and also sent a message: She could -- and would -- take on policy-making roles, too. 5. The Beijing
Speech -- 1995 On September 5, 1995, Hillary Clinton delivered a groundbreaking speech on
women’s rights at the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China. Here at Wellesley,
you've worked hard to turn this ideal into a reality. Yet, Alinsky’s belief and devotion is radical;
democracy is still a radical idea in a world where we often confuse images with realities, words with
actions. Clinton has kept strong ties to the College that had a powerful influence on her political
worldview—classmates have described her as a consensus builder, a listener, and a true leader at a
tumultuous time. It's truer today. I never could have imagined where I would have been 48 years
later — certainly never that I would have run for the Presidency of the United States or seen
progress for women in all walks of life over the course of my lifetime. Their anger and alienation has
proved a fertile ground for false promises and false information. Eventually though, through the
counsel and guidance of friends, family, and her minister, Hillary Clinton forgave her husband and
stayed put. Chelsea now has a young daughter of her own and currently serves as the Vice Chair of
the family’s foundation, and has since become an equal partner and player in the Clinton family
brand. 4. Taking the Stage -- 1993 Just one week on the job as First Lady of the United States and
Hillary Clinton was tasked with a major effort: To overhaul the national healthcare system. But for
Clinton, the relationship with the college spans nearly every chapter of her life. But for those who
attended “it was an unforgettable session,” Esserman said. “You could just see the incredible
intensity of feeling, the respect and affection that everybody had for her.” Now, eight years later, that
same well of emotion is propelling Wellesley graduates to work for her again. An open, inclusive,
diverse society is the opposite of and antidote to a closed society, where there is only one right way
to think, believe, and act. So, here are five things about the front-runner for the 2016 Democratic
nomination that you may not know or just may not remember. For more from The Nation, check out
our latest issue. She has also remained close to her friends from Wellesley, many of whom have
supported her political aspirations since she ran for student government president. In was an
unprecedented move for a president to appoint his wife to such a critical effort, but Hillary Clinton
had no intentions of sitting on the sidelines and took on the assignment with gusto. Talking about
so-called women's issues may be trendy these days, but Clinton has been working on these issues
essentially her whole life. The College provides women with an exceptional educational experience
and supports their ability and determination to make a difference in the world. But here's what
helped most of all: remembering who I am, where I come from, and what I believe. In 1992, she
gave the address as the United States’ First Lady. Enter Email Sign Up Like many others, Clinton,
now 68, has fond and lasting memories of her college days, but she also has taken care to nurture her
ties to it even as her career has grown. But history will ask — and our answer determine the fate of
freedom for a thousand years — Did a nation born of hope lose hope. Call it a blessing — or,
simply, an inevitable effect — of being in the public eye for so long. At the time Hillary Rodham
brought him to Wellesley in January 1969 to speak at a private dinner for a dozen students, he was
expressing dissatisfaction with New Left protesters such as the Students for a Democratic Society.
As such, he has been feared—just as Eugene Debs or Walt Whitman or Martin Luther King has been
feared, because each embrace the most radical of political faiths—democracy. Image: Courtesy of
Wellesley College By Johnny Simon Published July 29, 2016 Last night, Hillary Rodham Clinton
officially accepted the Democratic nomination for president, becoming the first woman to do so in
US history. Because just in those years, doors that once seemed sealed to women are now opened.
It was there that the couple laid the groundwork for their future, and their unparalleled political
partnership took form. 3. Two Becomes Three -- 1980 Arkansas Gov. More Features Connections
Canva Create professional content with Canva, including presentations, catalogs, and more. This is
why Donald Trump’s greatest success is quite simply that he isn’t Hillary Clinton. But if you’re of a
certain age or are a true Clinton-scandal connoisseur, you know that back in the 1990s, this little
document was purported to contain all the clues needed to crack the case of Clinton’s well-concealed
radicalism. This might seem surprising at first blush, but if you understand Alinskyism, it makes
perfect sense, because Alinsky was all about local control. Do it because the history of Wellesley and
this country tells us it's often during the darkest times when you can do the most good. Under a tent
in the rain, Clinton delivered the 2017 commencement address at her alma mater, Wellesley College.
Back in the late 1960’s as students, Eleanor Acheson and Clinton — then Hillary Rodham — were
part of a group who pushed the Wellesley administration to create a slot for a student to address the
graduating class when they were seniors at the college. By her junior year, she had to be talked by
her professor into taking an internship with Rep. Gerald R. Ford and the House Republican Caucus.
So keep doing that. And let me add that your learning, listening, and serving should include people
who don't agree with you politically. He has written, cowritten, or edited over a dozen books on
topics ranging from histories of American socialism and the Democratic Party to analyses of US and
global media systems. His latest, cowritten with Senator Bernie Sanders, is the New York Times
bestseller It’s OK to Be Angry About Capitalism. Steven Tyler’s Janie’s Fund Wins big at Barrett-
Jackson auction with sale of rare sports car Don't Miss Ex-US President Obama spotted with Sir
Richard Branson in the Caribbean. Her speech embraced the resistance to the Trump administration
and its toxic brew of “alternative facts,” jabs at journalists and dismissals of critical inquiry. But
harness them to make a difference in the world. Barack Obama. Clinton, who had hoped to make
history by becoming the first woman to ever win the nomination of a major party in a U.S.
presidential election, described the loss as “painful.” “My mother’s crying, and my husband’s
looking very sad, and my daughter’s looking very sad,” Clinton recalled. “I felt like I had let people
down.” She endorsed Obama, and over time, the foes became friends. Mr. Carlson encouraged me to
read Senator Barry Goldwater's recently published book, The Conscience of a Conservative. By the
time we gathered in the Academic Quad, I was exhausted. Because while free and fierce
conversations in classrooms, dorm rooms, dining halls are vital, they only get us so far. When Clinton
was in high school, she volunteered with her church youth group to baby-sit the children of migrant
laborers. Aid, part 1 of 2 June 9, 2009 Strategic Intelligence: A Handbook for Practitioners,
Managers, and Users February 16, 2009 Spies in the Sky: Surveillance Satellites in War and Peace,
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Image: Courtesy of Wellesley College Hillary Rodham at Lake Waban on Wellesley College campus.
In May 1969, 21-year-old Hillary Rodham was chosen to deliver the commencement address to her
graduating class at Wellesley College. Her opponent, on the other hand, then-Senator Barack Obama,
had opposed the war. And when children drink toxic water through lead pipes, it has an impact on
their learning ability, on their health. Through it all, Hillary Clinton always stood by her husband’s
side, famously proclaiming there was a “vast right-wing conspiracy” against the couple. She
defended her use of a personal address, saying it was done solely of out “convenience” and insisted
that all of her government-related emails had been turned over to the State Department. Sen. Edward
W. Brooke glossed over the issues that troubled the 401 graduating seniors at the all-women’s
college, per the Globe, and Rodham had something to say about that — a daring move at that time.
From her role as one-half of a political power couple to her years defending herself amid scandal,
here are fourteen defining moments that have shaped Clinton's life: 1. Oratory is no longer a central
skill—which brings us to Hillary Clinton. It can be easy to assume the worst of people who have a
different view of the world, especially when those people chose to elect the embodiment of their
frustration with politicians like Mrs. Clinton.
Ironically, this is not a disjunctive projection if considered in the tradition of Western democratic
theory. And here's what that means to you, the Class of 2017. And third, here at Wellesley, you
learned the power of service. And like the Hillary we know now, the young woman who wrote this
paper is hesitant to reveal much about herself, except in one striking sentence at the end, which we’ll
get to. Because just in those years, doors that once seemed sealed to women are now opened. But for
Clinton, the relationship with the college spans nearly every chapter of her life. This past Friday she
eulogized her failed presidential campaign to the 2017 graduating class of Wellesley College. And
I'm going to devote a lot of my future to helping you make your mark in the world. It’s called “There
Is Only One Fight: An Analysis of the Alinsky Model.” The title comes from an Eliot poem that
serves as the epigram. As forbidden fruit, the writings of a 21-year-old college senior, examining the
tactics of radical community organizer Saul D. Now, at the height of her global recognition, Clinton
is the first female major-party presidential nominee and a week away from the presidential election
with the possibility of making history as the first female president of the United States. GIFs
Highlight your latest work via email or social media with custom GIFs. She cites the sociologist
Lewis Coser a lot, who strikes me as a very Hillary sort of person to cite—he was of the left but also
a critic of the left. In was an unprecedented move for a president to appoint his wife to such a
critical effort, but Hillary Clinton had no intentions of sitting on the sidelines and took on the
assignment with gusto. State Representative Daniel Gibson State Representative Doug Gilliam State
Representative Val Guest, Jr. Though some parents and administrators did not take kindly to her
message, Rodham’s classmates responded with a standing ovation, who knew their speaker as a
leader and campus activist, according to the Globe. As the history majors among you here today
know all too well, when people in power invent their own facts, and attack those who question them,
it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. For the second time in a decade, Hillary
Clinton announced she was launching a bid for the presidency. Saul David Alinsky would have
thought that tame stuff. After attending Columbia University, he worked as an organizer on the
South Side of Chicago for the Developing Communities Project. Under a tent in the rain, Clinton
delivered the 2017 commencement address at her alma mater, Wellesley College. And by the way,
we were furious about the past presidential election of a man whose presidency would eventually
end in disgrace with his impeachment for obstruction of justice after firing the person running the
investigation into him at the Department of Justice. As such, he has been feared—just as Eugene
Debs or Walt Whitman or Martin Luther King has been feared, because each embrace the most
radical of political faiths—democracy. Though some student activists of the 1960s may have
idolized Alinsky, he didn't particularly idolize them. It gives you the power to keep learning and
apply what you know to improve your life and the lives of others. Image: Courtesy of Wellesley
College Hillary Rodham attends a student rally at Wellesley College on Oct. 8, 1968. Image:
Courtesy of Wellesley College Hillary Rodham (center) attends a student rally at Wellesley College
on Oct. 8, 1968. Image: Courtesy of Wellesley College Advertisement Hillary Rodham delivers the
first-ever Wellesley College student commencement speech on May 31, 1969. You know, four years
ago, maybe a little more or a little less for some of you — I told the trustees I was sitting with, after
hearing Tala's speech, I didn't think I could get through it. Seeing 45 students screaming “Wellesley”
caused Clinton to smile broadly — and almost dance and drink in their enthusiasm. I assume that
most of the callers are Hillary haters, on the prowl for evidence of her plot to destroy America
Spoiler alert: If you go there searching for sentences like “Comrade Alinsky has shown us the one
true way to overthrow the existing order,” you will come away disappointed. You just have to get
yourself up to Wellesley and do it in person.
The meme, which put different captions over a photo of Clinton wearing dark sunglasses while
working on her blackberry on a plane to Libya, went viral online and quickly caught the attention of
Hillary Clinton herself. I always think about it.” Advertisement At the same time, the practical needs
of a campaign are also served by her Wellesley network. They pushed for many changes on campus,
including ending curfews, allowing men to set foot in the dorms (beyond Sunday afternoons) and
having a student speaker at graduation. By ABC News November 2, 2016, 8:09 PM 4:08 Class
leader Hillary Rodham of Wellesley College talks about student protests which she supported in her
commencement speech. Our culture often celebrates people who appear to go it alone. They always
do. In particular, Trump enthusiasts will be unsettled by her comparison of the moment in which the
Wellesley College Class of 2017 is graduating with the moment in which her own Wellesley College
Class of 1969 graduated. I couldn't think of any place I'd rather be this year than right here. A
purloined copy was offered for sale on eBay in 2001, then withdrawn when Clinton's staff cited
copyright law. It is time for the world to know our intellectual and spiritual values are rooted in the
source of all strength, a belief in a Supreme Being, and a law higher than our own. The story of
Clinton’s rise to some of the highest positions in government is often linked to her Wellesley years
and how the College cultivated her approach to leadership, which placed the greatest emphasis not
on power but on participation and helping others. From secretaries of state to award-winning writers,
and from CEOs to scientific leaders, Wellesley alumnae make contributions in every arena. The
abstract one, which was in the water on college campuses in those days, could be put something like:
What do these words like “radical” and “democracy” even mean, and can we challenge their
currently understood meanings in ways that might distribute power more broadly to those who don’t
have it. Get Breaking News Alerts Stay up-to-date with important news developments, delivered
right to your inbox. You don't have to do everything, but don't sit on the sidelines. I’ve gotten to
spend time with my family, especially my amazing grandchildren.” Clinton joked that long walks in
the woods and organizing her closets have helped her move on, and added, “I won’t lie, Chardonnay
helped a little too.” Earlier this month, Clinton announced she is launching “Onward Together,” a
political action group aimed at encouraging people to run for office. “More than ever, I believe
citizen engagement is vital to our democracy. You have to turn those ideas and those values into
action. He is currently working on his first book about overcoming addiction and liberalism. Some
are even denying things we see with our own eyes, like the size of crowds. Florida is among a group
of six states that have passed resolutions through both chambers of state legislature to make such an
application for a convention. Back in the late 1960’s as students, Eleanor Acheson and Clinton —
then Hillary Rodham — were part of a group who pushed the Wellesley administration to create a
slot for a student to address the graduating class when they were seniors at the college. We can shut
out contrary voices, avoid ever questioning our basic assumptions, extreme views are given powerful
microphones, leaders willing to exploit fear and skepticism have tools at their disposal that were
unimaginable when I graduated. This groundswell of support for Clinton was ignited, in no small
part, by one upstart group called Ready for Hillary. It contained within it a necessary argument
against complacency at a time when the basic premises of the American experiment are under attack.
Given the rare honor of offering a student speech at her Wellesley commencement, she startled the
faculty and parents — and thrilled many of her classmates — with a rambling rebuke to the day's
main speaker, the black Republican Sen. It gives you the power to keep learning and apply what you
know to improve your life and the lives of others. Because just in those years, doors that once
seemed sealed to women are now opened. Right now, some of you might wonder, well why am I
telling you all this. Plain and simple.” 8. The Darkest Day -- 2008 Then U.S. Sen. Hillary Rodham
Clinton speaks to supporters at the National Building Museum, June 7, 2008 in Washington, D.C. On
June 7, 2008, after 17-straight months of hard-fought campaigning, Hillary Clinton acknowledged
she would not be able to “shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling,” and conceded the Democratic
nomination for president to then-Sen. It can be easy to assume the worst of people who have a
different view of the world, especially when those people chose to elect the embodiment of their
frustration with politicians like Mrs. Clinton. She isn't just a supporter, she's known Clinton
personally for 50 years.
At one campaign stop in Berlin, N.H., she exclaimed “Seven sister” to a woman who told her that
she’d attended Smith College, another all-woman’s that’s a friendly Wellesley rival. He was very
suspicious of the feds butting in, and Clinton imbibed some of that from him. In was an
unprecedented move for a president to appoint his wife to such a critical effort, but Hillary Clinton
had no intentions of sitting on the sidelines and took on the assignment with gusto. Though some
student activists of the 1960s may have idolized Alinsky, he didn't particularly idolize them. Her
speech made headlines across the country, including a mention in Life Magazine because she rebuked
the remarks of a Republican senator who spoke just before her. We've had lots of sympathy, but we
feel that for too long our leaders have viewed politics as the art of the possible. It was millions of
ordinary citizens, especially young people, who voted, marched and organized. And in those
moments for whatever reason when it might feel bleak, think back to this place where women have
the freedom to take risks, make mistakes, even fail in front of each other. One of his threatened
“actions,” to unsettle the upper-crust audience at the Rochester symphony, was to have protesters
buy 300 to 400 tickets, but first to gather for a big baked-bean dinner. It is American to say, as
Hillary Clinton did on Friday, that we must all “Stand up for truth and reason. The Honorable Ed
McMullen, Former U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein Former Lt. Under a tent in the
rain, Clinton delivered the 2017 commencement address at her alma mater, Wellesley College. But
Clinton made one more stop before heading to the airport: She had to meet the Wellesley students.
The difference is that Alinsky really believes in them and recognizes the necessity of changing the
present structures of our lives in order to realize them.” Although some Clinton biographers have
been quick to label Alinsky a communist, he maintained that he never joined the Communist Party.
“I've never joined any organization — not even the ones I've organized myself,” he said in a 1972
interview with Playboy magazine. Here at Wellesley, you've worked hard to turn this ideal into a
reality. And in reversing our commitment to fight climate change, it puts the future of our nation and
our world at risk. We’ve got to walk. I’ve got to make it,’?” Clinton recalled in the interview. “It was
a funny experience. I'm so inspired by everyone stepping up to organize and lead,” Clinton tweeted. I
can still remember the professors who challenged me to make decisions with good information,
rigorous reasoning, real deliberation. And to top it off, it is shrouded in a trillion-dollar mathematical
lie. Did a people forged by courage find courage wanting. But rarely has it been read. MSNBC.com's
Bill Dedman reports on the document itself. But rarely has it been read, because for the eight years
of Bill Clinton’s presidency it was locked away. Because just in those years, doors that once seemed
sealed to women are now opened. The thesis, in the right-wing fever swamps, was the Red Rosetta
Stone. (This is the conspiracy theory Ben Carson revived, with quite a twist, at the Republican
Convention, when he veered off script to tie Clinton, through Alinsky, to Lucifer. ) So what is it
actually. Among the many alumnae who are supporting her campaign is Madeleine Albright, another
former secretary of state. She cites the sociologist Lewis Coser a lot, who strikes me as a very
Hillary sort of person to cite—he was of the left but also a critic of the left. Adobe Express Go from
Adobe Express creation to Issuu publication. The women's college didn't have a tradition of student
commencement speakers. That was Barack Obama, now a U.S. senator from Illinois and her leading
opponent for the Democratic nomination.