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• Movement Voter Project
  ...ps that both mobilize voters and build long-term power for the progressive movement." ...[[Michigan]], [[Pennsylvania]], [[Florida]], and [[Arizona]].<ref>[https://movement.vote/ accessed Jan 31 2020]</ref>
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• Judith LeBlanc
  ...e-2008-elections-interview-with-judith-leblanc/ Political Affairs: ''Peace Movement and the 2008 Elections: Interview with Judith LeBlanc'', April 11, 2008] (a ...ound. She is nationally recognized as a leader of the US peace and justice movement and has traveled around the world including to [[Beirut]] during the 2007 i
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• Left Forum 2012
  ...Left Forum 2012|2012]], [[Left Forum 2015|2015]] The [[Left Forum]] is the new name for the [[Socialist Scholars Conference]]. Lawyers Guild; New Political Science; New Politics; Radical Teacher; Rethinking Marxism/AESA; Rosa Luxemburg Foundati
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• Left Forum 2016
  ...Miller ................................................................... New York University ............................................................ Columbia County (New York)
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• Left Forum 2015
  ...Forum 2010|2010]] and [[Left Forum 2011|2011]]. The [[Left Forum]] is the new name for the [[Socialist Scholars Conference]]. *[[New Politics]]
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• Socialist Scholars Conference 1992
  ...held on April 24 - 26, 1992 at the Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York City, [[NY]].<ref name=ssc1992>1992 Socialist Scholars Conference book The opening plenary was held on Friday night and was entitled "Whose New World Order?" Speaking at the plenary were [[Bernie Sanders]], Member of Co
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• Heather Booth
  ==An Open Letter to the New New Left From the Old New Left== [[An Open Letter to the New New Left From the Old New Left]].
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• Major Owens
  '''Major Owens''', 1926-2013, was a [[Democratic Party]] Congressman from New York. In 1983 Owens inherited his seat in the 11th District of New York, Brooklyn, from the late [[Shirley Chisholm]].
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• Gloria Steinem
  ...://www.vvfh.org/uploads/Comrades--1963.pdf Comrades—1963 Vietnam and Peace Movement Summary—the Lead]</ref> ...1977 were; [[James Farmer]]; Georgia State Representative [[Julian Bond]]; New York State Assemblyman [[Seymour Posner]]; [[Zolton Ferency]], former head
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• Lew Moye
  ...n the car plan and became a member of UAW Local 136. He transferred to the new truck assembly plant in 1966 and was one of the founding members of UAW Loc ==New Directions supporter==
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• Jack Sheinkman
  ...n and a leading strategist of the post-Vietnam-era labor movement, died in New York in 2004. He was 77. ...had fled the Bolshevik regime three years earlier. He was educated in the New York City public schools and in the Yiddish supplementary schools and summe
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• Eric Mann
  ...ing Martinez|Channing L. Martinez]] - Facility Manager. Strategy and Soul Movement Center ...rtheid South Africa as well as the historic efforts of the world communist movement to form international organizations.
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• United for Peace and Justice
  *[[Bring Them Home Now Campaign]] - [[Dennis O'Neil]], New York NY *[[Center for Constitutional Rights]] - [[Annette Warren Dickerson]], New York NY
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• Eleanor Holmes Norton
  While in college and graduate school, Holmes was active in the civil rights movement and an organizer for the [[Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee]]. By ...the [[Black Woman’s Manifesto]], a classic document of the Black feminist movement.<ref>[http://www.answers.com/topic/eleanor-holmes-norton, Answers.com bio]<
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• Idle No More
  :''The movement is a response to a big outrage: in this case, the determination of the Cons ...ampaign targeting the US government since Obama’s re-election has been the movement against the Keystone XL Pipeline. The pipeline is designed to take oil crac
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• Keith Locke
  '''Keith James Locke''' is an ultra - left, former New Zealand Green Party MP. ...id to have described the Lockes as the most "notorious Communist family in New Zealand". The Lockes lived in the [[Avon Loop]] area of the Christchurch Ce
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• Tim Schermerhorn
  ...cialist Scholars Conference}}, held September 6-8, at the Hotel Commodore, New York, included panels such as:<ref>Second Annual Socialist Scholars Confere ...w Directions for the Labor Movement: Rank and File Fightbacks In the Labor Movement'''
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• Bill Fletcher, Jr.
  ...r, Jr.''' was born in 1954 in New York City. Motivated by the civil rights movement Fletcher became an activist at age 13, "dabbling" in the [[Black Panther Pa ...id Cobb]] ([[Cooperation Humboldt]]), themselves well-known organizers and movement theorists host the conversation.
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• Ted Weiss
  '''Ted Weiss'''...was a [[New York City]] Congressman. recommending that the "peace movement" unite in supporting the cause of several terrorist groups including the PL
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• Gerald W. McEntee
  ==New Directions conference== In May 1986, [[Democratic Socialists of America]] "supported" a [[New Directions]] conference in the Washington DC Convention Center. Conference organizer w
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