Unity for Sept. 24: List of Signers as of July 22
author: Unity for Sept. 24
In the days ahead, there will likely be meetings of representatives of the two coalitions sponsoring separate actions and it is critical that the voice of unity-minded grassroots groups and individuals be heard when these representatives get together. You can help make that voice heard.
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Greetings:
We are writing to ask your support for a Call for a united antiwar demonstration in Washington D.C. on September 24. By a "united antiwar demonstration," we mean one united assembly point, one united march and one united rally.
Below is the current list of signers to the Call, which follows the list of the 50 initiators. We urge you to sign the Call if you have not done so, urge others to sign, and disseminate this posting as widely as you can so that it appears on as many list serves as possible and is brought to the attention of antiwar activists and concerned people throughout the country. In the days ahead, there will likely be meetings of representatives of the two coalitions sponsoring separate actions and it is critical that the voice of unity-minded grassroots groups and individuals be heard when these representatives get together. You can help make that voice heard.
In unity,
Organizing Committee, Emergency Ad Hoc Committee for a United Demonstration in Washington D.C. on September 24, 2005
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Call For A United Antiwar Movement -- We Must All March Together
on September 24!
[For individuals and organizations wishing to sign this statement,
please see below.]
September 24, 2005 has been set as the date for national demonstrations by the U.S. antiwar movement. We will return to the streets of the nation's capital, and elsewhere, with a force determined to challenge the continuation of a brutal and immoral war and occupation. That the Iraqi War is the central issue in world politics today is not in dispute. Neither is the fact that there is a rapidly growing opposition to this war in the United States and across the globe. The potential for a truly massive turnout that can open the door wider than ever to our movement's expressing the will of tens of millions is within reach.
But we have been asked to divide our energies on September 24 between two competing antiwar coalitions, UFPJ and ANSWER. Both have announced mass mobilizations in Washington, D.C. on that date, but in different locations.
There can be no justification for such a division. It is unthinkable that we can most effectively confront the warmakers by marching separately in what will inevitably be portrayed as two rival protests. People who want to end the war and occupation will never understand.
Is the destruction of Iraq and its people to rage on while our movement divides its energies? While billions are spent daily to make Iraq a virtual colony? While the same billions are looted from social programs at home? While U.S. soldiers die for corporate profits and while the American people are rapidly learning that the war was a lie from start to finish?
We cannot offer those who oppose the war and occupation a divided house. The divisions in our movement must give way to united action. There is still time!
We the undersigned propose that both coalitions join in support of these unifying demands: Bring the Troops Home Now! Money for Jobs, Education, Health Care and Housing, Not for Wars and Occupations!
This appears to be a sound basis for unity, in accord with what both coalitions have always championed.
The ANSWER coalition has called for a number of additional demands going beyond Iraq including: End Colonial Occupation from Iraq to Palestine to Haiti; Support the Palestinian People's Right of Return; Stop the Threats Against Venezuela, Cuba, Iran, and North Korea; and U.S. Out of the Philippines. The unifying demands in bold above provide the framework for advancing these demands, which can be reinforced by speakers, banners, contingents, signs and leaflets. It is understood that both ANSWER and UFPJ, through their own coalitions, would be free to express their demands as they see fit.
We are convinced that new forms must be employed to ensure that we do not constantly repeat the present divisive scenario so that the democratic _expression of the ranks of the antiwar movement, which urgently call for unity, can be brought to bear.
Our differences pale before the power we can marshal with a united, independent and massive movement that visibly expresses our strength and unity.
We offer our good will and experience to help resolve the differences now and move forward united and stronger.
We propose to meet as soon as possible with representatives of the national antiwar coalitions to resolve all outstanding issues. There is no time to waste.
Issued by the Emergency Ad Hoc Committee for a United Demonstration in Washington, D.C. on September 24, 2005
Initiators
[Titles and organizations for purpose of identification only]
Kevin Akin - State Chair, California Peace and Freedom Party
Mike Alewitz - Labor Art and Mural Project, CT
Jahahara Amen-RA Alkebulan-Ma'at - Foundations for Our Nu
Alkebulan/Afrikan Millennium (FONAMI)
Khalil Barhoum - Palestinian Scholar
Patricia Behrend - Co-Chair, National Network on Cuba
Alan Benjamin - Member, Office and Professional Employees International
Union Local 3; Member, Executive Board, San Francisco Labor Council
AFL-CIO; Member, Steering Committee, United States Labor Against the
War
Dennis Bernstein - Producer, Flashpoints, KPFA Berkeley, CA
Peter Camejo - Green Party
Dr. Colia Clark - Longtime civil rights activist, co-organizer with Medgar
Evers of Mississippi NAACP Voter Project in early 1960s; fighter for
reparations and against war
Greg Coleridge - Program Director, Northeast Ohio American Friends
Service Committee; Coordinator, Northeast Ohio Anti-War Coalition
Alan Dale - Member, Iraq Peace Action Coalition (Minneapolis/St. Paul)
Chris Farrand - President, Graphic Communications Union Local 546M
Mike Ferner - Member, Veterans for Peace; Former Member, Toledo City
Council
Conny Ford - Secretary-Treasurer, Office and Professional Employees
International Union Local 3
Christine Gauvreau - Organizing Committee, Connecticut United for Peace
Kathleen Geathers - Coordinator, Women for Racial and Economic
Equality
Paul George - Director, Peninsula Peace and Justice Center, Palo Alto, CA
Jerry Gordon - Former International Representative, United Food and
Commercial Workers Union; Member, Steering Committee, United States
Labor Against the War
Andy Griggs - Board of Directors, United Teachers Los Angeles; Member,
Steering Committee, United States Labor Against the War
Milly Guzman - Latinos Contra La Guerra
Jeremy Haiken - Organizer, UNITE HERE Local 217
Fred Hirsch - Vice President, Plumbers and Fitters Local 393
Abdeen Jabara - Past President, American-Arab Anti-Discrimination
Committee
Walter Johnson - Secretary-Treasurer Emeritus, San Francisco Labor
Council AFL-CIO
Vicki Knight - Convenor, Women Speak Out for Peace and Justice
Tom Lacey - Northern State Chair, California Peace and Freedom Party
Jeff Mackler - Founder, Mobilization for Peace, Jobs and Justice; West
Coast Coordinator, Lynne Stewart Defense Committee
Mel Mason - President, Monterey Peninsula Branch-NAACP, CA
Justine McCabe - International Committee of the Green Party, U.S.
Robert Meeropol - Executive Director, Rosenberg Fund for Children
Saladin Muhammad - Black Workers for Justice
Hasan Newash - Director, Palestine Office, Michigan
Bill Onasch - Retired Vice-President, Amalgamated Transit Union Local 287;
Chair, Kansas City Labor Against the War
Carolyn Park - Member, American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Employees Local 1938; Delegate to the Cincinnati AFL-CIO
Jan Pierce - Retired International Vice President, Communications Workers
of America
Ralph Poynter - New York Community Activist
Jack Rasmus - Chair, National Writers Union, San Francisco Bay Area
Chapter
Don Rojas - Journalist; Past General Manager, Station WBAI
Ed Rosario - Business Agent, Amalgamated Lithographers of America Local
#1; Member, United States Labor Against the War
Meg Scata - Organizing Committee, Connecticut United for Peace
Dallas Sells - Director, Ohio State Council UNITE HERE Union
Chris Silvera - Secretary-Treasurer, Teamsters Local 808; Chairman,
Teamsters National Black Caucus
Michael Smith - New York Chapter, National Lawyers Guild
Lynne Stewart - Attorney
Clarence Thomas - Co-Chair, Million Worker March Movement
Jerry Tucker - Former International Executive Board Member, United Auto
Workers Union
Nalda Vigezzi - Co-Chair, National Network on Cuba
Barbara Walden - Vice Chair, Ohio State Labor Party
Leonard Weinglass - Civil Liberties Attorney
Kevin Zeese - Director, Democracy Rising
Howard Zinn - Professor, Radical Historian, Progressive Political Theorist,
Social Activist and Author
Signers (Partial List)
[Organizations and individuals wishing to subscribe to the above statement are urged to write UnityForSept24 (at) aol.com no later than July 31 asking that your name be added to the list. Please be sure to include city and state, phone number and email address. Description of individuals below is for purpose of identification only.]
Frank T. Adams - Author and developer of worker-owned businesses,
Asheville, NC
Liam Alexander - Fairfield, ME
Aspire, Create, Envision a Better World Network Mission (A.C.E.) -
Daniel E. Moore, Founder and President
Gene Akins - Organizer, Dallas County Green Party
Austin Against War - Central Texas group organizing against war,
occupations and interventions, Austin, TX
Elaine Antonia - 3-yr. Protester in Boston, Boston, MA
Abayomi Azikiwe - Editor, Pan-African News Wire, Detroit, MI
Anthony Badgerow - Kansas City National Lawyers Guild, Kansas, MO
Natylie Baldwin - Pittsburgh, CA
Kathy Black - President, Philadelphia Coalition of Women; Member, Steering
Committee, U.S. Labor Against the War, Philadelphi, PA
Jeanette Boraby - Toledo, OH
Margaret Breslau - Small Business Owner; Member, New River
Independent Assn. & Coalition for Justice, Blacksburg, VA
Shane Brinton - Student, National Council, Young Communist League USA;
Editorial Collective, Dynamic magazine, Arcata, CA
Lyn M. Broach - Akron, OH
Morton K. Brussel - Professor Emeritus of Physics, UIUC; Member
AWARE (Anti-War Anti-Racism Effort), Urbana, IL
Kandal Burghardt - Perrysburg, OH
Rebecca R. Burrill - Ed.D, Belchertown, MA
Joaquin Bustelo - Solidarity, Detroit, MI
Claire Cafaro - Saratoga Springs, NY
California Peace and Freedom Party
Brooke Campbell - Military Families Speak Out, Band of Sisters, Atlanta, GA
Bill Carpenter - San Francisco, CA
Patricia Christensen - Clifton Park, NY
Andrew D. Coates, M.D. - Albany, NY
Jocelyn Cochran-Biggs - St. Louis, MO
Lance Cohn - Logan Square Neighbors for Justice and Peace, Chicago, IL
Jerry Colby - President, National Writers Union, UAW Local 1981; President,
Champlain Valley Labor Council, AFL-CIO; Member, Executive Committee,
Vermont State Labor Federation, AFL-CIO, Cambridge, VT
Connecticut Green Party
Geoffrey Cook - Editor, Pakistan Weekly, Berkeley, CA
Leticia Cortez - Vice President, American Federation of State, County and
Municipal Employees Local 3506, Chicago City College Adult Educators
Teachers Union; Co-Editor of Bilingual quarterly publication: Hasta
Cuando?, Chicago, IL
Moira Cunningham, M.D. - Newton, MA
Aaron Davis - President, Chapter 118 Veterans for Peace, Salt Lake City, UT
Cyndie Davis - Member, Northeast Ohio Anti-War Coalition and Cleveland
Peace Action, Lakewood, OH
Karen Dawson - Philosophy Student, Burlington, VT
Tom Deary - New Hampshire Organizer, Alliance for Retired Americans,
Nashua, NH
David Deitch - Publisher, Photo/Chronicles, Ltd.
Jackie DiSalvo - Educators to Stop the War, Brooklyn, NY
Lucas A. Dietsche - University of Wisconsin Student Senator, Superior, WI
Raymond Dominick - Mansfield, OH
Rebecca Doran - Kevin Cooper Defense Committee, San Francisco, CA
Chris Driscoll - State Chair, Populist Party of Maryland; Past Co-Chair,
National Writers Union Journalism Division; Past Chair, Washington DC
Metro-Area Labor Party, Baltimore, MD
Larry Duncan - Co-Producer, Labor Beat TV Show; Member, Chicago Labor
Against the War, Chicago, IL
Marjorie Swann Edwin - Former Executive Director, New England
Region, American Friends Service Committee; Former Coordinator,
New England Committee for Nonviolent Action; Founding Member of
CORE; justice and peace worker for 68 years
Miriam L. Eldridge, Ph.D. - San Jose, CA
Mark Elrich - Member City Council, Takoma Park, MD; Authored city's two
resolutions opposing the war before it started and opposing the Patriot Act
Riva Enteen - KPFA Local Station Board, San Francisco, CA
Candace Esslinger - Skokie, IL
Maureen Farris - Akron, OH
Glenn Fieldman, Ph.D. - Lecturer, Intl. Relations/Environmental Studies, San
Francisco State Univ., Brisbane, CA
Warren Felt - Northridge, CA
Lotus Yee Feng - San Francisco, CA
Delvis Fernandez - President, Cuban American Alliance, San Luis Obispo,
CA
David Finkel - Solidarity; Member, Editorial Board, Against the Current,
Detroit, MI
Joe Flanders - Member and Past President, Intl. Assn. of Machinists Local
1145
Michael Garcia - Salt Lake City General Membership Branch, Salt Lake City,
UT
Matt Gibson - Christchurch, New Zealand
Rust Gilbert - DirectActionFilms, Santa Fe, NM
Greg Giorgio - Good Friday Peace Coalition; U.S. Labor Against the War;
Intl. Solidarity Commission of Industrial Workers for the World, Altamont,
NY
Stan Goff - Author, Activist, Raleigh, NC
Josh Gold, Ph. D. - Assistant Professor of Political Science, Salt Lake
Community College, Salt Lake City, UT
Sam Goldberger - We Refuse to be Enemies, Elmwood, CT
Francis Goldin - Literary Agent, New York, NY
Dayne Goodwin - Wasatch Coalition for Peace and Justice, Salt Lake City,
UT
Steve Gorson - President, United Transportation Union Local 1732, San
Francisco, CA
Green Party of Connecticut - Executive Committee, CT
Linda Greene - Unionville, IN
Gerald and Pamela Groves - Princeton, NJ
Peter Gunther - Certified Archivist; Member, Progressive Archivists,
Chicago, IL
Haiti Action Committee -- San Francisco Bay Area, CA
Laura M. Hamptom - Toledo, OH
Laurie Hampton - Justice for Homeless, San Francisco, CA
Carol Hannah - Peace North, Hayward/Cable, WI
Clare Hanusz - Attorney and Mother, Honolulu, HI
Ruth Harer - Member, Office Professional Employees Intl. Union Local 3,
Retiree, San Francisco, CA
Don Harmon - American Federation of Teachers Local 11482, San
Francisco, CA
Jerry Harris - Organizational Secretary, Global Studies Assn. of North
America, Chicago, IL
John Harris - Coordinator, Iraq War Veterans Tour (Boston January 29th-
February 6th 2005), Boston, MA
Mark T. Harris - Writer, Bloomington, IL
Scott Harris - Producer of Between the Lines Radio newsmagazine, WPKN
Radio, Bridgeport, CT
Hartford Bring the Troops Home NOW! - Hartford, CT
Judy Herkimer - Treasurer, Green Party of Connecticut, Cornwall Bridge,
CT
Laura D. Herrera - Co-Cordinator, Mobilization to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
Donavan Hicks - San Francisco, CA
Charlie Hinton - Haiti Action Committee, San Francisco, CA
Sean Howard - Student, Youth for Socialist Action, Peekskill, NY
Martha Hubert - San Francisco, CA
Mary Beth Hustoles - Salem, OR
Independent Community Activist Network (ICAN) working on military
hands off students' school records, Seattle, WA
Dahr Jamail - Independent Journalist covering Iraq for the past two years
Pranav Jani - Asst. Professor, English, Ohio State Univ., Columbus, OH
Mary Janzen - Solidarity
Corinna Jevons - Berkeley, CA
Jan Johnson - Eveleth, MN
Al Kagan - African Studies Bibliographer and Professor of Library
Administration, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana, IL
Dan Kaplan - Exec. Sec., American Federation of Teachers Local 1493,
Community College Federation of Teachers, San Mateo, CA
Wells Keddie - Co-Chair, Legislations Relations Committee, Rutgers
American Association of University Professors (faculty union), Rutgers, NJ
David Keil - Boston March 20 Coalition, Teacher, Framingham State
College, Framingham, MA
Kathy Kelly - Co-Coordinator, Voices in the Wilderness, Chicago, IL
Amy Kemery - Madison, WI
Greg King - Service Employees Intl. Union Local 888, Boston, MA
John Kirkland - Philadelphia Solidarity
Nina Klooster - Indiana Activist
Stephen Vincent Kobasa - Trident Resistance Network, New Haven, CT
Helena Kosorek - Greenville, NY
Sarah Kowaleski - Member, NARAL Pro-Choice, CT
Zev Kvitky - President, United Stanford Workers, Service Employees
International Union Local 715, Stanford University, CA
Linda Lancz - Guilford, CT
Tracy Larkins - Co-Producer, "Another WorldView is Possible" on KPFK,
Los Angeles, CA
Latinos Contra La Guerra - Hartford, CT
Verdena Lee, D.O. - Kent, OH
Barbara Leon - Aptos, CA
Jeff Leys - Organizer, Voices in the Wilderness, Chicago, IL
Traven Leyshon - President, Washington-Orange Central Labor Council,
AFL-CIO; Member, Executive Board Vermont AFL-CIO; Member, United
States Labor Against the War, Middlesex, VT
Walter Lippmann - Cuba News, Los Angeles, CA
Margaret and Kurt Liske - Retired Teachers, Hudson, OH
Carol Liu - Former President, Library Administration & Management
Association of the American Library Association, New York, NY
Logan Square Neighbors for Justice and Peace
James Joseph Madigan - Parkville, MD
Alan L. Maki - Director of Organizing, Red Lake Casino, Hotel & Restaurant
Employees' Union Organizing Commmittee, Warroad, MN
Anita Malinski - Chicagoans Against War and Injustice, Chicago, IL
Elizabeth Marlow, MSN, CNFNP, CDE - Nurse Practitioner and Citizen,
Oakland, CA
David McDonald - Peace Action Committee of the Green Party of the U.S.;
Seattle, WA
John Conroy McGee - San Francisco, CA
Richard McKnight - Member, Transport Workers Union Local 100; antiwar
activist; New York, NY
Middle East Crisis Committee - New Haven, CT
Lisa Milos - Parent Organizer with Military Out of Our Schools, San
Francisco, CA
Minneapolis Anti-War Committee - Minneapolis, MN
Bob Montgomery - American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Employees Local 3092, Newton, MA
Andrea Moore-Emmett - President, Utah National Organization for Women
(NOW); Salt Lake City, UT
Dorinda Moreno - Santa Maria, CA
Peter S. Morgan, Jr. - Roswell, GA
Dennis Murphy - Third Lake, IL
M.J. Muser - Not in Our Name/Cleveland Chapter, Cleveland, OH
Stephan Nales - San Francisco, CA
Kamran Nayeri - Political Economist, Univ. of California Berkeley; Socialist
Theorist and Activist, Berkeley, CA
Mark Nelson - Plumbers and Pipefitters Local #140, Salt Lake City, UT
Armand and Jane Nevers - Action Coalition of Strikers and
Supporters, Detroit Typographical Union Local 18, Retired, Detroit, MI
Harry Nier - Hands Off Cuba Coalition of Colorado
Northeast Ohio Anti-War Coalition - Cleveland, OH
Northwest New Jersey Peace Fellowship - Member organization of New
Jersey Peace Action, Sparta, NJ
Prof. Bertell Ollman - Department of Politics, New York University, NY, NY
Patricia Osbom - Ottawa Hills, OH
Mark Ostapiak - Hands Off Venezuela Coalition, San Francisco, CA
Nat Parry - Fairfax, VA
Gerald Paul - Intl. Editor, Socialist Action newspaper, San Francisco, CA
Ted Pearson - Lincoln Park Neighbors United for Peace; Chicagoans
Against War and Injustice; National Alliance Against Racist and Political
Repression; Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and
Socialism, Chicago, IL
Margo Pellegrino - Medford Lakes, NJ
William Peltz - Albany, NY
Lewis Pepper, M.D., MPH - Boston Univ. School of Public Health, Boston,
MA
TJ Porter - Past President, Local 8-286 Pace Union, Utah Labor Party past
director
Jack Power - Cleveland, OH
Arline Prigoff - Secretary, California Capital Chapter, Coalition of Labor
Union Women, Sacramento, CA
Patrick M. Quinn - Northwestern Univ., Evanston, IL
Gloria E. Quiñones, Esq. - East Harlem activist, NY, NY
Alison Ramer - Boston Mobilization, Boston, MA
Bob Randolph - PROMETHEAN Poetry Fdn., Berkeley, CA
Willie & Mary Ratcliff - Publisher and Editor, San Francisco Bay View
Ward Reilly - Coalition Against War & Injustice, Baton Rouge, LA
Judy Riggle - Oberlin, OH
Kenneth Reiner - Author "Corporism: The Systematic Disease that
Destroys Civilization," Long Beach, CA
Ann Richardson - Sonoma, CA
Adam Ritscher - Steering Committee, Northland Anti-War Coalition, Duluth,
MN
Rebecca Robinson - San Francisco, CA
Tony and Hazel Roehig - Salt Lake City members of International Workers
of the World, UT
Valentin Rosario - Coordinator, All Connecticut with Vieques, Hartford, CT
Mark C. Rosenzweig - Director, Reference Center for Marxist Studies; Co-
editor, Progressive Librarian, New York, NY
Andrew Ross - Professor of American Studies, New York University, New
York, NY
Marcia Rothenberg - Hyde Parkers for Peace and Justice; Chicagoans
Against War and Injustice, Chicago, IL
Mel Rothenberg - Hyde Parkers for Peace and Justice; Chicagoans against
War and Injustice; Committee for New Priorities; Chicago Jobs with Justice,
Chicago, IL
Donald Rucknagel, M.D. - Chairman, Southwest Ohio Chapter of
Physicians for Social Responsibility, Cincinnati, OH
Carl Sack - Ashland, WI
San Francisco Gray Panthers - San Francisco, CA
Tony Savino - Photojournalist, New York, NY
Donna Schall - Grandmother, Stow, OH
Emile M. Schepers - Author and Social Scientist, Northern VA
Michael Schreiber - Editor, Socialist Action newspaper, San Francisco, CA
Joseph Schuman - Chicago, IL
Bill Schwalb - Activist, San Francisco, CA
Kim Scipes -- Member, National Writers Union and longtime fighter for
international labor solidarity, Chicago, IL
Daniel J. Shea - Executive Director, Education WithOut Border, Portland,
OR
Karen Shieve - United Educators of San Francisco Local 61, San
Francisco, CA
Laurence H. Shoup - Author, Member Steering Committee, National Writers
Union Bay Area Chaptecr, Oakland, CA
Harry Siitonen - Industrial Workers of the World, Berkeley, CA
Harold Albert Smith - Student, Univ. of Pittsburgh; Member of Youth 4
Socialist Action; Committees of Correspondence; Students in Solidarity,
Pittsburgh, PA
Priscilla R. Smith - Clerk for Economic Justice and Empowerment
Committee, Northeast Ohio Office of American Friends Service Committee,
Akron, OH
Nancy Snedden - Oakland, CA
Susan Snell - Chairperson, Women's Intl. League for Peace and Freedom,
Kent County, MI Branch
Fred Solowey - Labor Journalist, Washington DC
Annie Spell - Covington, LA
Buddy Spell - National Liaison, Louisiana Activist Network, Franklinton, LA
Chris Stegman - Editorial Board, EverGreen Voice, Green Party publication
in Olympia, Washington, WA
Joyce Stenberg - Teacher/Parent, Irvine, CA
Christopher Storey - Knox College, Galesburg, IL
William Stricklen - Long Beach, CA
Jess Sundin - Minneapolis Anti-War Committee, Minneapolis, MN
Manuel and Meryl Sunshine - San Mateo County Peace and Freedom
Party, Pacific, CA
Lynn Surgalla - Member, Union of Concerned Scientists; U.S. Green Party;
Delegate-Speaker World Social Forums 2004 & 2005; Electromagnetic
Weapons Disarmament Activist
Hal Sutton - Member, United Auto Workers Local 1268, Belvidere, IL
Wretha Swinehart - Mansfield, OH
Ed Tant - Columnist, "The Athens Banner-Herald", Athens, GA
Mark Lewis Taylor - Prof. of Theology and Culture, Princeton Theological
Seminary, Princeton, NJ
Linda Thompson - Connecticut United for Peace, American Federation of
State, County and Municipal Employees Retirees MD Chapter 1
David Thorstad - Lengby, MN
Matt Tower - Sparta, NJ
Tom Twiss - Librarian, Pittsburgh, PA
US-Japan-China Comparative Policy Research Institute - San Jose, CA
James E. Vann - Former Co-Chair, National Committee for Independent
Political Action, Oakland, CA
Maxina Ventura and Children - San Leandro, CA
Rae Vogeler - Madison Area Peace Coalition, Madison, WI
Karen Lee Wald - Casa Cuba Resource Ctr. and Teacher, Escuela Popular
(San Jose), Oakland, CA
David Walters - Member, Intl. Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1245,
San Francisco, CA
Robert Weil - Lecturer and Labor Organizer, Univ. of California Santa Cruz,
Aptos, CA
Nat Weinstein - Socialist Viewpoint magazine, San Francisco, CA
Bill Widnall - San Francisco, CA
Donald E. Winters - Humanities Professor, Minneapolis Community and
Technical College, Minneapolis, MN
Margaret Wise - New York, NY
Dorothy Walden - Superior, WI
Bruce Wolf - Executive Board Member and Education Committee Chair,
Office and Professional Employees Intl. Union Local 2, Takoma Park, MD
Dean Zimmermann - Minneapolis City Council - Ward 6, Minneapolis, MN
Lanny and Phyllis Younger - New Lenox, IL
Youth Approach for Development & Cooperation - Dhaka, Bangladesh
Michael Zweig - United University Professions, American Federation of
Teachers Local 2190; Member, Steering Committee, United States Labor
Against the War, Stony Brook, NY
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