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On June 12, 2001, [[{{PAGENAME}}]] and [[Jim Goldberg]] were patrons of the annual Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Awards reception which is hosted by [[Boston Democratic Socialists of America]]. The Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Award is presented to "leaders who fight for democracy, here at home and around the world". [[Ed Clark]], Honorary Vice Chair of [[Democratic Socialists of America]]; and [[Communist Party USA]]-linked [[Dessima Williams]] received the Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Award, while DSAer [[John Maher]] received the Michael Harrington Lifetime Achievement Award. DSAer [[David Knuttunen]]; Boston-based "social justice" organization [[Neighbor to Neighbor]]; and [[In These Times]] members [[Abby Rockefeller]] and [[Lee Halprin]] were benefactors of the reception. The reception took place at the home of DSAer [[Marcia Peters]] and her husband [[David Karaus]] in Jamaica Plain.<ref>[http://www.dsaboston.org/yradical/yr2001-05.pdf The Yankee Radical, June 2001, page 1]</ref> | On June 12, 2001, [[{{PAGENAME}}]] and [[Jim Goldberg]] were patrons of the annual Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Awards reception which is hosted by [[Boston Democratic Socialists of America]]. The Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Award is presented to "leaders who fight for democracy, here at home and around the world". [[Ed Clark]], Honorary Vice Chair of [[Democratic Socialists of America]]; and [[Communist Party USA]]-linked [[Dessima Williams]] received the Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Award, while DSAer [[John Maher]] received the Michael Harrington Lifetime Achievement Award. DSAer [[David Knuttunen]]; Boston-based "social justice" organization [[Neighbor to Neighbor]]; and [[In These Times]] members [[Abby Rockefeller]] and [[Lee Halprin]] were benefactors of the reception. The reception took place at the home of DSAer [[Marcia Peters]] and her husband [[David Karaus]] in Jamaica Plain.<ref>[http://www.dsaboston.org/yradical/yr2001-05.pdf The Yankee Radical, June 2001, page 1]</ref> | ||
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| + | On June 13, 2002 [[Boston Democratic Socialists of America]] presented its 25th Annual Debs–Thomas–Bernstein Awards to "leaders who fight for democracy, here at home and around the world". State Representatives [[Pat Jehlen]] and [[Anne Paulsen]], Co-Chairs of the [[Progressive Legislators Group]] received the award. [[Ellen Feingold]], the earliest known recipient (1979) spoke on the history of the organization. [[David Knuttunen]] and [[Susan Davidoff]] were benefactors of the reception. [[{{PAGENAME}}]] and [[Jim Goldberg]] were patrons of the reception.<ref>[http://www.dsaboston.org/yradical/yr2002-09.pdf The Yankee Radical, Sep./Oct. 2002]</ref> | ||
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Template:TOCnestleft Trudy Bauer
Democratic Socialists of America
Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Awards Reception
2001
On June 12, 2001, Trudy Bauer and Jim Goldberg were patrons of the annual Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Awards reception which is hosted by Boston Democratic Socialists of America. The Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Award is presented to "leaders who fight for democracy, here at home and around the world". Ed Clark, Honorary Vice Chair of Democratic Socialists of America; and Communist Party USA-linked Dessima Williams received the Debs-Thomas-Bernstein Award, while DSAer John Maher received the Michael Harrington Lifetime Achievement Award. DSAer David Knuttunen; Boston-based "social justice" organization Neighbor to Neighbor; and In These Times members Abby Rockefeller and Lee Halprin were benefactors of the reception. The reception took place at the home of DSAer Marcia Peters and her husband David Karaus in Jamaica Plain.[1]
2002
On June 13, 2002 Boston Democratic Socialists of America presented its 25th Annual Debs–Thomas–Bernstein Awards to "leaders who fight for democracy, here at home and around the world". State Representatives Pat Jehlen and Anne Paulsen, Co-Chairs of the Progressive Legislators Group received the award. Ellen Feingold, the earliest known recipient (1979) spoke on the history of the organization. David Knuttunen and Susan Davidoff were benefactors of the reception. Trudy Bauer and Jim Goldberg were patrons of the reception.[2]