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| − | At the Detroit [[Democratic Socialists of America]] 2007 Frederick Douglass-Eugene V. Debs Dinner David Hecker<ref>http://kincaidsite.com/dsa/nl-archive.html</ref> | + | At the Detroit [[Democratic Socialists of America]] 2007 Frederick Douglass-Eugene V. Debs Dinner David Hecker declared;<ref>http://kincaidsite.com/dsa/nl-archive.html</ref> |
| − | :''“Alice and I are proud lifetime members of DSA and have been so for about the past twenty years. We both go back to the days of the [[Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee]] (DSOC). I realize merger with the New American Movement (NAM) some twenty-five years ago demanded a name change, but I much prefer the name DSOC. Why? Because it says ‘Organizing Committee.’ Our ability tobe effective is based on our power. We build power through organizing. You all know that.'' | + | :''“Alice and I are proud lifetime members of DSA and have been so for about the past twenty years. We both go back to the days of the [[Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee]] (DSOC). I realize merger with the New American Movement (NAM) some twenty-five years ago demanded a name change, but I much prefer the name DSOC. Why? Because it says ‘Organizing Committee.’ Our ability tobe effective is based on our power. We build power through organizing. You all know that.'' |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 07:53, 20 December 2010
David Hecker is a Michigan labor leader.
AFT leader
In 2007 David Hecker was American Federation of Teachers-Michigan President.
DSA membership
At the Detroit Democratic Socialists of America 2007 Frederick Douglass-Eugene V. Debs Dinner David Hecker declared;[1]
- “Alice and I are proud lifetime members of DSA and have been so for about the past twenty years. We both go back to the days of the Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee (DSOC). I realize merger with the New American Movement (NAM) some twenty-five years ago demanded a name change, but I much prefer the name DSOC. Why? Because it says ‘Organizing Committee.’ Our ability tobe effective is based on our power. We build power through organizing. You all know that.