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| − | In 1994 [[Ramsey Clark]], [[Alice Walker]], Brian Becker, [[Teresa Gutierrez]], [[Quentin Young]], [[Gloria LaRiva]], [[Paul Epstein]] and [[Kathy Durkin]] were signatories to an [[International Peace for Cuba Appeal]] letter. The appeal was an affiliate of the [[Workers World Party]] dominated [[International Action Center]] <ref>International Peace for Cuba Appeal - letter, Nov. 14, 1994</ref>. | + | In 1994 [[Ramsey Clark]], [[Alice Walker]], Brian Becker, [[Teresa Gutierrez]], [[Quentin Young]], [[Gloria LaRiva]], [[Paul Epstein]] and [[Kathy Durkin]] were signatories to an [[International Peace for Cuba Appeal]] letter. The appeal was an affiliate of the [[Workers World Party]] dominated [[International Action Center]]<ref>International Peace for Cuba Appeal - letter, Nov. 14, 1994</ref>. |
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Peace for Cuba Appeal
In 1994 Ramsey Clark, Alice Walker, Brian Becker, Teresa Gutierrez, Quentin Young, Gloria LaRiva, Paul Epstein and Kathy Durkin were signatories to an International Peace for Cuba Appeal letter. The appeal was an affiliate of the Workers World Party dominated International Action Center[1].
References
- ↑ International Peace for Cuba Appeal - letter, Nov. 14, 1994