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Sushawn Robb ...
Line of March
In the 1980s Sushawn Robb was active[1]in the bay Area Line of March.
CoC National Conference endorser
In 1992 , Sushawn Robb, Women's Building, San Francisco endorsed[2]the Committees of Correspondence national conference Conference on Perspectives for Democracy and Socialism in the 90s held at Berkeley California July 17-19.
Committees of Correspondence
In the mid 1990s Sushawn Robb was a co-chair[3]of the Committees of Correspondence and a writer for CrossRoads. She was active in the women's movement and the lesbian-gay men's movement.
Institute for Social and Economic Studies/CrossRoads
In the mid 1990s was[4]was Executive Director of Oakland based Institute for Social and Economic Studies- sponsor of CrossRoads magazine, which sought to promote dialogue and building new alliances among progressives and leftists... and to bring diverse Marxist and socialist traditions to bear while exploring new strategies and directions for the progressive political movements.
Progressive Alliance of Alameda County
In the early 1990’s, Peter Camejo formed[5]the Progressive Alliance of Alameda County to which he donated twenty thousand dollars of his own money and hired Sushawn Robb as his director. However, within a year the project failed.
War Times Staff
In 2009 voluntary War Times staff[6]included:
Jan Adams, Karolo Aparicio, Mariana Bustamante, Ruth Warner Carrillo, Jung Hee Choi, Max Elbaum, Arnoldo Garcia, Rebecca Gordon, Felicia Gustin, Hany Khalil, Rachel Kahn, Lynn Koh, Gerald Lenoir, Burton Li, Betita Martinez, Samuel Orozco, Ricardo Ortega, Sushawn Robb, Kerry Taylor and Bob Wing.