Tomasa Gonzalez
Tomasa Gonzalez is a Washington DC activist.
DSA Latino Commission
In 1992 the Democratic Socialists of America Latino Commission was led by;[1]
- Tomasa Gonzalez - co chair
- Jose LaLuz - co - chair
- Duane Campbell - secretary
"Socialist Feminists: Who Are We Now?"
The Democratic Socialists of America Feminist Commission held a conference entitled "Socialist Feminists: Who Are We Now?" January 8-10 1993 in Washington, D.C. The conference was designed to help set a socialist feminist agenda for the Clinton era.
Over 100 people attended the opening-night plenary, which featured Heidi Hartmann of the Institute for Women's Policy Research, NOW president Patricia Ireland, D.C. activist Gwen McKinney, and Kay Ostberg of the Human Rights Campaign Fund.
Saturday afternoon's session was entitled "Breaking Bread: Can We Be Part of a Multiracial Women's Movement?" Speakers included Juanita Webster, of DSA's African American Commission and the Feminist Commission;Tomasa Gonzalez, of DSA's Latino/a Commission and the Feminist Commission; and Cindy Deitch of the Feminist Commission.[2]