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[[Sendolo Diaminah]] wrote on his Facebook page February 24 2016; | [[Sendolo Diaminah]] wrote on his Facebook page February 24 2016; | ||
| − | :''[[Kaji Reyes|Kaji]] is so hyped to phone bank for progressive county commissioners that he came a week early--even tho there was a tornado warning! Y'all better get on his level!!… Durham we have a chance to elect commissioners who can use local office to defend our communities from all the attacks coming from the republican New Confederacy. Let's use our power! You know what I mean [[Nia Wilson|Nia]], [[Zaina Alsous|Zaina]], [[Alec Greenwald|Alec]], [[Santos Flores|Santos]], [[Seamus Robertson|Seamus]], [[Ann Rebeck|Ann]], [[Ajamu Dillahunt, Jr.|Ajamu]], [[D’atra Jackson|D'atra]], [[Cheema | + | :''[[Kaji Reyes|Kaji]] is so hyped to phone bank for progressive county commissioners that he came a week early--even tho there was a tornado warning! Y'all better get on his level!!… Durham we have a chance to elect commissioners who can use local office to defend our communities from all the attacks coming from the republican New Confederacy. Let's use our power! You know what I mean [[Nia Wilson|Nia]], [[Zaina Alsous|Zaina]], [[Alec Greenwald|Alec]], [[Santos Flores|Santos]], [[Seamus Robertson|Seamus]], [[Ann Rebeck|Ann]], [[Ajamu Dillahunt, Jr.|Ajamu]], [[D’atra Jackson|D'atra]], [[Manzoor Cheema |Cheema]], [[Mandy Carter|Mandy]], [[Ade Oh|Ade]], [[Aiden Graham|Aiden]], [[Lorisa Seibel|Lorisa]], [[Bro Ray]], [[Melissa Norton|Melissa]]...'' |
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Template:TOCnestleft Mandy Carter
SONG Founders
Southerners On New Ground (SONG) was founded after the 1992 LGBTQ Creating Change conference. Three Black lesbians and three white lesbians – Pat Hussain, Joan Garner, Mandy Carter, along with Suzanne Pharr, Pam McMichael, and Mab Segrest – all organizers who had been working in the South, were seeing the widening divide between white LGBTQ people and LGBTQ people of color and the issues that were being talked about and prioritized. They realized that there was a real need in the region, and throughout the movement nationally to broaden and connect struggles for racial, economic, and gender justice that combatted the Right Wing strategy of dividing us (as LGBTQ people) from each other along the fault lines of race, class and culture. So, they started SONG and we have been working to answer the question of how to advance a multi-racial, racial justice agenda over the entire lifespan of our organization.[1]
Up For Democracy
Up For Democracy, created in the mid-2000's, described itself as "a multi-cultural grassroots coalition for participatory democracy, economic and social justice and peace"[2]
Steering Committee members included Mandy Carter - Southerners On New Ground, North Carolina.
Black Radical Congress
In March 1998 “Endorsers of the Call” to found a Black Radical Congress included Mandy Carter, Durham, NC[3].
Kopkind Colony
The Kopkind Colony Honorary Board , as of 2015;[4] The Kopkind Colony Honorary Board, as of 2015;[5] Tariq Ali, Mandy Carter, Alexander Cockburn, Joan Didion, John Gregory Dunne, (in memoriam) Jewelle Gomez, Tony Kushner, Maria Margaronis, Neil Miller, Victor Navasky, Katha Pollitt, Edward Said (in memoriam), Ben Sonnenberg, Calvin Trillin, Patricia Williams
"Supporting "progressive county commissioners"
Sendolo Diaminah wrote on his Facebook page February 24 2016;
- Kaji is so hyped to phone bank for progressive county commissioners that he came a week early--even tho there was a tornado warning! Y'all better get on his level!!… Durham we have a chance to elect commissioners who can use local office to defend our communities from all the attacks coming from the republican New Confederacy. Let's use our power! You know what I mean Nia, Zaina, Alec, Santos, Seamus, Ann, Ajamu, D'atra, Cheema, Mandy, Ade, Aiden, Lorisa, Bro Ray, Melissa...
References
- ↑ [ http://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/lets-get-free-southerners-on-new-ground-song-speaks-about-white-racial-justice-organizing-in-black-lives-matter-times-hesaid/ The Good Man Project, “Let’s Get Free”: Southerners on New Ground (SONG) Speaks about White Racial Justice Organizing in Black Lives Matter Times July 7, 2015 by Chris Crass]
- ↑ www.upfordemocracy.org/steeringcommittee.html, as of 10/23/2006
- ↑ http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/45a/524.html
- ↑ Kopkind board, 2015
- ↑ Kopkind board, 2015