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'''Duane Campbell''' is a Sacramento based academic and activist. He is a professor (emeritus) of bilingual/multicultural education at CSU-Sacramento, a former vice president of a CFA local, and chair of  [[Sacramento Democratic Socialists of America]]. He is the author of Choosing Democracy; a Practical Guide to Multicultural Education. 4th. ed. Allyn and Bacon, 2010.<ref>[http://www.dsausa.org/dl/Spring_2010.pdf DL Spring 2010]</ref>
  
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'''Duane Campbell''' is a Sacramento based academic and activist. He is married to [[Dolores Delgado Campbell]] and is the father of [[Sean Campbell]].
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[[Duane Campbell]] is married to [[Dolores Delgado Campbell]] and is the father of [[Sean Campbell]].
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==Steering Committee==
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[[File:Dcsdewertyuiopkjh.JPG|thumb|300px]]
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Members of the [[DSA North Star]] Steering Committee are elected by the members of North Star.
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For 2024 the steering committee consists of
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*[[Bill Barclay]], co chair, Ventura, Ca
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*[[Barbara Joye]], co chair Atlanta, Ga
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*[[Michael Dover]] Cleveland, Ohio
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*[[Duane Campbell]] Sacramento, Ca.
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*[[Susan Chacin]]  East Bay, Ca.
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*[[Terry Altherr]] Boston, Ma
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*[[Walter Reeves]] Atlanta, Ga
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*[[Jone Johnson|Jone Lewis]]  New York, NY<ref>[https://www.dsanorthstar.org/about.html]</ref>
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==DSA immigration activists==
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[[Democratic Socialists of America]] Proposal for 2023 Convention: Resolution On the Defense of Immigrants and Refugees.
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Authors: [[Karen Ashikeh LaMantia|Karen Ashikeh]] (Portland), [[Duane Campbell]] (Sacramento), [[Xiomara Corpeno]] (Los Angeles), [[Janet Hurtado]] (Los Angeles), [[Alexander Hernandez]] (Pasco-Hernando),  [[Jeremy Rich]] (NE Pennsylvania).
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==Immigrants Rights Working Group==
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In August 2020 the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] [[Immigrants Rights Working Group]]  just elected a new Steering Committee. Congratulations to the new Steering Committee members:
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*Northeast Regional Co-Chair: [[Ashley Smith]]
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*Southeast Regional Co-Chair: [[Alexander Hernandez]]
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*Midwest Regional Co-Chair: [[Jorge Mujica]]
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*Southwest Regional Co-Chair: [[Brianna Westbrook]]
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*West Regional Co-Chair: [[Duane Campbell]]
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*At-Large Co-Chairs: [[Jose Perez]] and [[Deborah Elsas]]<ref>[https://www.dsausa.org/news/aug2020dispatch/]</ref>
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[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America]]
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==UFW connection==
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[[Image:Cesar-and-duane-copy.jpg|thumb|Duane Campell, Cesar Chavez]]
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For [[Duane Campbell]], for [[Al Rojas]], [[Dolores Delgado Campbell]] and others in the [[Democratic Socialists of America Latino Commission]] , the [[Cesar Chavez]]'s [[United Farm Workers]]  was a school for organizing.<ref>Dem.Left Sept./Oct. 1993, page 33</ref>
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:''Like hundreds of activists in labor and community organizations today, we were trained in the union. This cadre of organizers is the UFW's second legacy.
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[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America Latino Commission]]
  
 
==DSA Conference delegate==
 
==DSA Conference delegate==
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In 1983 Duane Campbell was a Sacramento, California delegate to the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] conference in New York City, October 14-16, 1983<ref>DSA Conference delegate list Oct. 12 1983 update</ref>
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In 1983 [[Duane Campbell]] was a [[Sacramento]], [[California]] delegate to the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] conference in [[New York City]], October 14-16, 1983<ref>DSA Conference delegate list Oct. 12 1983 update</ref>
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==Frontline Forum==
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[[File:Jamesvannrainbow.JPG|thumb|200px|Frontline December 1988]]
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[[Peter Camejo]] [[National Committee for Independent Political Action]], [[Duane Campbell]] [[Democratic Socialists of America]] Anti-Racism Commission, , [[Gerald Lenoir]] [[Line of March]], [[James Vann]] co chair Berkeley/Oakland [[Rainbow Coalition]] took part in a Frontline Forum December 9, 1988 in [[Oakland]]  "Lessons of the 1988 Election"
  
 
==DSA Latino-African-American and Anti-Racism Commission==
 
==DSA Latino-African-American and Anti-Racism Commission==
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[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America]]
 
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===DSA Latino Commission===
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In 1992 the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] Latino Commission was led by;<ref>Democratic Left, November/December 1992, page 18</ref>
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*[[Tomasa Gonzalez]] - co chair
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*[[Jose LaLuz]] - co - chair
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*[[Duane Campbell]] - secretary
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In 1995 Duane Campbell taught  at California State University at Sacramento and was Secretary of the DSA Latino Commission. [[Eric Vega]], an attorney in Sacramento, was  Co-Chair of the DSA Latino Commission<ref>Dem. Left Jan./Feb. 1995, page 20</ref>
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==Mexican connection==
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[[Image:SOpage2093.jpg|thumb|300px|Democratic Left, September, 1993, page 20]]
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On June 24 1993, in Mexico City, DSA Latino Commission leaders [[Dolores Delgado Campbell]]  and [[Duane Campbell]]  met with [[Cuahtemoc Cardenas]], PRD candidate for President of Mexico in 1994. They planned a conference to be called"NAFTA and Human Rights in Mexico," which would be held at California State University at Sacramento on October 20 and 21. <ref>Dem. Left, Sept./October 1993, page 20</ref>
  
 
==DSA==
 
==DSA==
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In 1994 Duane Campbell was a member of the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] Steering Committee<ref>email from C Riddiough to S Tarzynski Dec 9 1994</ref>.
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In 1994 [[Duane Campbell]] was a member of the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] Steering Committee<ref>email from C Riddiough to S Tarzynski Dec 9 1994</ref>.
  
 
==CrossRoads==
 
==CrossRoads==
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==California DSA “Key” list==
 
==California DSA “Key” list==
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In 1993 Duane Campbell    of  Sacramento, California    was on a list of “Key’ California [[Democratic Socialists of America]] contacts.<ref>CA DSA Key list January 24 1993</ref>
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In 1993 [[Duane Campbell]]     of  Sacramento, California    was on a list of “Key’ California [[Democratic Socialists of America]] contacts.<ref>CA DSA Key list January 24 1993</ref>
  
 
[[Category: Democratic Socialists of America]]
 
[[Category: Democratic Socialists of America]]
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==Anti CCRI campaign==
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In 1996 DSA activists in California were deeply involved in the unsuccessful struggle to defeat Proposition 209, the California Civil Rights initiative, which sought to ban "affirmative action". At DSA's 1995 National Convention, the organization  made opposition to CCRI a "major focus for our Activist Agenda".
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DSA mounted a major statewide effort to help defeat 209 in Sacramento, Los Angeles, and San Diego. The financial support from many California DSAers "allowed us to hire staff to coordinate this effort. For
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example, in Los Angeles, DSA played a major role in the [[Metropolitan Alliance]], a broad multi-racial coalition of organizations. We coordinated the precinct based activities for the Alliance in the West LA, Santa Monica and Venice areas."
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DSA's campaign in California was coordinated by [[Duane Campbell]] of the And Racism Commission. In Los Angeles the key activists were staff person [[Tim Parks]], along with [[Liz Ryder]], also of the Anti Racism Commission. In Sacramento the chair of the local Sacramento Civil Rights Network effort against 209 was [[Eric Vega]] of the Latino Commission.
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DSA produced bilingual literature tied the two campaigns together asking for a vote against 209, and a vote for 210 the Livable Wage Initiative. In addition to our own work, DSA literature was distributed widely by [[UNITE]] and several African American organizations.<ref>Democratic Left • November / December 1996 • page 19</ref>
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==Anti-racism Commission==
 
==Anti-racism Commission==
 
In 2000  Duane Campbell and [[Eric Vega]] were contacts for the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] Anti-racism Commission.<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20011122041447/www.dsausa.org/antiracism/contacts/contacts.html</ref>
 
In 2000  Duane Campbell and [[Eric Vega]] were contacts for the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] Anti-racism Commission.<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20011122041447/www.dsausa.org/antiracism/contacts/contacts.html</ref>
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In 2002, Chair of the [[Democratic Socialists of America]] Anti-racism Commission was [[Duane Campbell]]. [[Hunter Gray]] was s the regional organizer for the Northwest.<ref>[http://www.dsausa.org/dl/Winter_2002.pdf Dem. Left Winter 2002]</ref>
  
 
==Sacramento DSA==
 
==Sacramento DSA==
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Chair : [[Duane Campbell]], Treasurer: [[Edwina White]],  Membership Chair, [[Sharon Alexander]], Exec. Committee: [[Eric Vega]], [[Angel Picon]], [[Dolores Delgado Campbell]] and "other fine people"<ref>http://www.rawbw.com/~ross/dsa/DSAToday.html</ref>.
 
Chair : [[Duane Campbell]], Treasurer: [[Edwina White]],  Membership Chair, [[Sharon Alexander]], Exec. Committee: [[Eric Vega]], [[Angel Picon]], [[Dolores Delgado Campbell]] and "other fine people"<ref>http://www.rawbw.com/~ross/dsa/DSAToday.html</ref>.
  
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==Democratic Socialists of America Member==
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==Democratic Socialists of America member==
 
As at August 5, 1989, [[Duane Campbell]], Sacramento, California, was listed as a possible California Local Representative for the [[Democratic Socialists of America]].<ref>Possible California Local Reps. for August 5, 1989 Palo Alto Meeting</ref>
 
As at August 5, 1989, [[Duane Campbell]], Sacramento, California, was listed as a possible California Local Representative for the [[Democratic Socialists of America]].<ref>Possible California Local Reps. for August 5, 1989 Palo Alto Meeting</ref>
  
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:''"DSA has formed a Political Action Committee—Democratic Socialists of America PAC (DSA PAC), which will raise funds to enable activity that supports or opposes candidates for federal office. By law, DSA is not permitted to expend its resources in support of or against candidates in partisan elections; however, DSA is permitted to form a PAC for this purpose...  
 
:''"DSA has formed a Political Action Committee—Democratic Socialists of America PAC (DSA PAC), which will raise funds to enable activity that supports or opposes candidates for federal office. By law, DSA is not permitted to expend its resources in support of or against candidates in partisan elections; however, DSA is permitted to form a PAC for this purpose...  
 
:''...Only DSA members in good standing may contribute to the PAC. Because the law is so specific, all contributions are carefully screened to make sure that they are from members."''<ref>[http://www.dsausa.org/dl/Spring_2006.pdf Democratic Left, Spring 2006]</ref>
 
:''...Only DSA members in good standing may contribute to the PAC. Because the law is so specific, all contributions are carefully screened to make sure that they are from members."''<ref>[http://www.dsausa.org/dl/Spring_2006.pdf Democratic Left, Spring 2006]</ref>
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==Educational Justice==
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Around 2007, [[Educational Justice]] was a Bay Area based socialist blog,
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:''From a collective of progressive education activists - stuff about teaching, thinking, parenting, social justice, desegregation, self-determination, economic justice, music, creativity, and building progressive movements for our future''
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Contributors were [[Duane Campbell]],  [[Eric Mar]],  [[Kathy Emery]],  [[Kim-Shree]],  [[Tom Edminster]],  [[Kim Knox]],  [[Karen Zapata]].<ref>[http://www.webring.org/l/rd?ring=blogspot;id=31;url=http%3A%2F%2Fedjustice%2Eblogspot%2Ecom%2F2007_09_01_archive%2Ehtml Educational Justice, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 06, 2007 9/10 SF forum - Chip Smith's The cost of privilege; taking on the system of white supremacy and racism; 9/23 Forum on Revolutionary Art]</ref>
  
 
==Obama campaigner==
 
==Obama campaigner==
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In 2008 Duane Campbell was a very active supporter of [[Barack Obama]].
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In 2008 [[Duane Campbell]] was a very active supporter of [[Barack Obama]].
  
 
He was active in the Sacramento Obama Meetup group and campaigned for his candidate on campus.
 
He was active in the Sacramento Obama Meetup group and campaigned for his candidate on campus.
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==Progressives for Obama==
 
==Progressives for Obama==
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In 2009 Duane Campbell was listed<ref>http://progressivesforobama.blogspot.com/</ref>as a signer of the [[Progressives for Obama]] website-[[Sacramento Progressive Alliance]].
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In 2009 [[Duane Campbell]] was listed<ref>http://progressivesforobama.blogspot.com/</ref>as a signer of the [[Progressives for Obama]] website-[[Sacramento Progressive Alliance]].
  
 
==DSA contact==
 
==DSA contact==
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In 2009 Duane Campbell  was Sacramento Valley  contact for [[Democratic Socialists of America]]<ref>http://www.dsausa.org/about/locals.html</ref>.
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In 2009 [[Duane Campbell]] was Sacramento Valley  contact for [[Democratic Socialists of America]]<ref>http://www.dsausa.org/about/locals.html</ref>.
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=="Talking Union" blog==
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In 2011 co-editors of DSA’s labor blog [[Talking Union]] were [[Duane Campbell]], [[Stuart Elliott]] and [[Paul Garver]].<ref>[http://www.dsausa.org/dl/Winter_2011.pdf Democratic Left • Winter 2010]</ref>
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== Support for Bernie Sanders ==
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[[Duane Campbell]] pledged support for [[Bernie Sanders]] through [[Labor for Bernie]], a "nationwide network of labor activists, backing Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign."
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==The Anti-Racism Working Group of DSA==
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In February 2017, the Anti-Racism Working Group of [[Democratic Socialists of America]] consisted of [[Jared Abbott]], [[Demitrius Callins]], [[Adam Cardo]], [[Duane Campbell]], [[Elizabeth Henderson]], [[Javier Miranda]], [[Maria Svart]].<ref>[http://www.dsausa.org/no_ban_no_wall_dsa_builds_activist_response_to_trump_s_actions No Ban – No Wall, DSA Builds Activist Response to Trump’s Actions Posted by Democratic Socialists of America on 02.03.17]</ref>
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==Democratic Socialists of America Unity==
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[[Duane Campbell ]] supported the [[Democratic Socialists of America Unity]] grouping, established for the 2017 [[Democratic Socialists of America]] National Convention in [[Chicago]].<ref>[https://www.dsaunity.org/supporters/]</ref>
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[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America Unity]]
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[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America]]
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==DSA Immigrants Rights Committee==
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In September 2017 [[Duane Campbell]]  was co-chair of the  [[Democratic Socialists of America Immigrants Rights Committee]].<ref>[http://www.dsausa.org/trump_is_wrong_on_daca_we_will_not_retreat DLTrump is wrong on DACA. We will not retreat. Posted by Duane Campbell on 09.05.17]</ref>
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==Stand with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez==
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[[We Stand with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez]] was a 2018 letter signed by several [[Democratic Socialists of America]] members mainly from the [[DSA North Star]] in response to attacks on Ocasio-Cortez over remarks she made on Palestine.
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:''A recent petition circulated by some DSA members criticizes Ocasio-Cortez for supporting a two state solution to the Palestine-Israel question and not aligning with a long list of demands regarding Palestine and Israel. Should Ocasio-Cortez fail to agree with this list of demands, the petitioners are calling for DSA to revoke her endorsement. These attacks on Ocasio-Cortez have come despite the fact that she has staked out positions which will make her one of the strongest advocates of Palestinian rights and self-determination in Congress.''
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:''We stand with [[Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez]]. The position she has taken on Israel and Palestine are principled stances, worthy of a democratic socialist, in its recognition of both Palestinian humanity and rights and Israeli humanity and rights. On this issue, as many, she will be a voice for the voiceless in Congress.''
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Signatures included '''{{PAGENAME}}'''.<ref>[https://www.dsanorthstar.org/blog]</ref>
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[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America]]
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==DSA North Star==
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In 2018 '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an original signatory of the [[DSA North Star]] founding principles statement.
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[[Category:DSA North Star]]
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[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America]]
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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[[Category:Progressives for Obama]]
 
[[Category:Progressives for Obama]]
 
[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America]]
 
[[Category:Democratic Socialists of America]]
 
[[Category:CrossRoads]]
 
[[Category:CrossRoads]]
 
[[Category:Obama supporter]]
 
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[[Category:Sacramento Democratic Socialists of America]]

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Duane Campbell

Duane Campbell is a Sacramento based academic and activist. He is a professor (emeritus) of bilingual/multicultural education at CSU-Sacramento, a former vice president of a CFA local, and chair of Sacramento Democratic Socialists of America. He is the author of Choosing Democracy; a Practical Guide to Multicultural Education. 4th. ed. Allyn and Bacon, 2010.[1]

Duane Campbell is married to Dolores Delgado Campbell and is the father of Sean Campbell.

Steering Committee

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Members of the DSA North Star Steering Committee are elected by the members of North Star.

For 2024 the steering committee consists of ​

DSA immigration activists

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Democratic Socialists of America Proposal for 2023 Convention: Resolution On the Defense of Immigrants and Refugees.

Authors: Karen Ashikeh (Portland), Duane Campbell (Sacramento), Xiomara Corpeno (Los Angeles), Janet Hurtado (Los Angeles), Alexander Hernandez (Pasco-Hernando), Jeremy Rich (NE Pennsylvania).

Immigrants Rights Working Group

In August 2020 the Democratic Socialists of America Immigrants Rights Working Group just elected a new Steering Committee. Congratulations to the new Steering Committee members:

UFW connection

Duane Campell, Cesar Chavez

For Duane Campbell, for Al Rojas, Dolores Delgado Campbell and others in the Democratic Socialists of America Latino Commission , the Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers was a school for organizing.[4]

Like hundreds of activists in labor and community organizations today, we were trained in the union. This cadre of organizers is the UFW's second legacy.

DSA Conference delegate

In 1983 Duane Campbell was a Sacramento, California delegate to the Democratic Socialists of America conference in New York City, October 14-16, 1983[5]

Frontline Forum

Frontline December 1988

Peter Camejo National Committee for Independent Political Action, Duane Campbell Democratic Socialists of America Anti-Racism Commission, , Gerald Lenoir Line of March, James Vann co chair Berkeley/Oakland Rainbow Coalition took part in a Frontline Forum December 9, 1988 in Oakland "Lessons of the 1988 Election"

DSA Latino-African-American and Anti-Racism Commission

In 1990, Duane Campbell, from Sacramento and Mary Dunn, from Lexington Kentucky, were contacts for the Democratic Socialists of America Latino-African-American and Anti-Racism Commission. [6]

DSA Latino Commission

In 1992 the Democratic Socialists of America Latino Commission was led by;[7]

In 1995 Duane Campbell taught at California State University at Sacramento and was Secretary of the DSA Latino Commission. Eric Vega, an attorney in Sacramento, was Co-Chair of the DSA Latino Commission[8]

Mexican connection

Democratic Left, September, 1993, page 20

On June 24 1993, in Mexico City, DSA Latino Commission leaders Dolores Delgado Campbell and Duane Campbell met with Cuahtemoc Cardenas, PRD candidate for President of Mexico in 1994. They planned a conference to be called"NAFTA and Human Rights in Mexico," which would be held at California State University at Sacramento on October 20 and 21. [9]

DSA

In 1994 Duane Campbell was a member of the Democratic Socialists of America Steering Committee[10].

CrossRoads

In the mid 1990s Campbell was[11]a contributing editor to 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.

California DSA “Key” list

In 1993 Duane Campbell of Sacramento, California was on a list of “Key’ California Democratic Socialists of America contacts.[12]

Anti CCRI campaign

In 1996 DSA activists in California were deeply involved in the unsuccessful struggle to defeat Proposition 209, the California Civil Rights initiative, which sought to ban "affirmative action". At DSA's 1995 National Convention, the organization made opposition to CCRI a "major focus for our Activist Agenda".

DSA mounted a major statewide effort to help defeat 209 in Sacramento, Los Angeles, and San Diego. The financial support from many California DSAers "allowed us to hire staff to coordinate this effort. For example, in Los Angeles, DSA played a major role in the Metropolitan Alliance, a broad multi-racial coalition of organizations. We coordinated the precinct based activities for the Alliance in the West LA, Santa Monica and Venice areas."

DSA's campaign in California was coordinated by Duane Campbell of the And Racism Commission. In Los Angeles the key activists were staff person Tim Parks, along with Liz Ryder, also of the Anti Racism Commission. In Sacramento the chair of the local Sacramento Civil Rights Network effort against 209 was Eric Vega of the Latino Commission.

DSA produced bilingual literature tied the two campaigns together asking for a vote against 209, and a vote for 210 the Livable Wage Initiative. In addition to our own work, DSA literature was distributed widely by UNITE and several African American organizations.[13]

Anti-racism Commission

In 2000 Duane Campbell and Eric Vega were contacts for the Democratic Socialists of America Anti-racism Commission.[14]

In 2002, Chair of the Democratic Socialists of America Anti-racism Commission was Duane Campbell. Hunter Gray was s the regional organizer for the Northwest.[15]

Sacramento DSA

Circa 2000 Local officers of Sacramento Democratic Socialists of America included;

Chair : Duane Campbell, Treasurer: Edwina White, Membership Chair, Sharon Alexander, Exec. Committee: Eric Vega, Angel Picon, Dolores Delgado Campbell and "other fine people"[16].

Democratic Socialists of America member

As at August 5, 1989, Duane Campbell, Sacramento, California, was listed as a possible California Local Representative for the Democratic Socialists of America.[17]

In 2006 Duane Campbell, California State University, California, donated $400 to the Democratic Socialists of America Political Action Committee. According to DSA's Democratic Left Spring 2006,[18]

"DSA has formed a Political Action Committee—Democratic Socialists of America PAC (DSA PAC), which will raise funds to enable activity that supports or opposes candidates for federal office. By law, DSA is not permitted to expend its resources in support of or against candidates in partisan elections; however, DSA is permitted to form a PAC for this purpose...
...Only DSA members in good standing may contribute to the PAC. Because the law is so specific, all contributions are carefully screened to make sure that they are from members."[19]

Educational Justice

Around 2007, Educational Justice was a Bay Area based socialist blog,

From a collective of progressive education activists - stuff about teaching, thinking, parenting, social justice, desegregation, self-determination, economic justice, music, creativity, and building progressive movements for our future

Contributors were Duane Campbell, Eric Mar, Kathy Emery, Kim-Shree, Tom Edminster, Kim Knox, Karen Zapata.[20]

Obama campaigner

In 2008 Duane Campbell was a very active supporter of Barack Obama.

He was active in the Sacramento Obama Meetup group and campaigned for his candidate on campus.

According to Cal State's The Hornet[21];

Barack Obama's presidential campaign was brought to the attention of those who walked by a booth that was set up on the Library Quad today.

Bilingual and multicultural education professor Duane Campbell, who has been involved with political activities since the 70's, volunteers his time three days a week to educate students of the presidential candidate's campaign

Progressives for Obama

In 2009 Duane Campbell was listed[22]as a signer of the Progressives for Obama website-Sacramento Progressive Alliance.

DSA contact

In 2009 Duane Campbell was Sacramento Valley contact for Democratic Socialists of America[23].

"Talking Union" blog

In 2011 co-editors of DSA’s labor blog Talking Union were Duane Campbell, Stuart Elliott and Paul Garver.[24]

Support for Bernie Sanders

Duane Campbell pledged support for Bernie Sanders through Labor for Bernie, a "nationwide network of labor activists, backing Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign."

The Anti-Racism Working Group of DSA

In February 2017, the Anti-Racism Working Group of Democratic Socialists of America consisted of Jared Abbott, Demitrius Callins, Adam Cardo, Duane Campbell, Elizabeth Henderson, Javier Miranda, Maria Svart.[25]

Democratic Socialists of America Unity

Duane Campbell supported the Democratic Socialists of America Unity grouping, established for the 2017 Democratic Socialists of America National Convention in Chicago.[26]

DSA Immigrants Rights Committee

In September 2017 Duane Campbell was co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America Immigrants Rights Committee.[27]

Stand with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

We Stand with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was a 2018 letter signed by several Democratic Socialists of America members mainly from the DSA North Star in response to attacks on Ocasio-Cortez over remarks she made on Palestine.

A recent petition circulated by some DSA members criticizes Ocasio-Cortez for supporting a two state solution to the Palestine-Israel question and not aligning with a long list of demands regarding Palestine and Israel. Should Ocasio-Cortez fail to agree with this list of demands, the petitioners are calling for DSA to revoke her endorsement. These attacks on Ocasio-Cortez have come despite the fact that she has staked out positions which will make her one of the strongest advocates of Palestinian rights and self-determination in Congress.
We stand with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The position she has taken on Israel and Palestine are principled stances, worthy of a democratic socialist, in its recognition of both Palestinian humanity and rights and Israeli humanity and rights. On this issue, as many, she will be a voice for the voiceless in Congress.

Signatures included Duane Campbell.[28]

DSA North Star

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In 2018 Duane Campbell was an original signatory of the DSA North Star founding principles statement.

References

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  1. ↑ DL Spring 2010
  2. ↑ [1]
  3. ↑ [2]
  4. ↑ Dem.Left Sept./Oct. 1993, page 33
  5. ↑ DSA Conference delegate list Oct. 12 1983 update
  6. ↑ Democratic Left, Jan./Feb. 1990, page 13
  7. ↑ Democratic Left, November/December 1992, page 18
  8. ↑ Dem. Left Jan./Feb. 1995, page 20
  9. ↑ Dem. Left, Sept./October 1993, page 20
  10. ↑ email from C Riddiough to S Tarzynski Dec 9 1994
  11. ↑ Crossroads March 1996
  12. ↑ CA DSA Key list January 24 1993
  13. ↑ Democratic Left • November / December 1996 • page 19
  14. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20011122041447/www.dsausa.org/antiracism/contacts/contacts.html
  15. ↑ Dem. Left Winter 2002
  16. ↑ http://www.rawbw.com/~ross/dsa/DSAToday.html
  17. ↑ Possible California Local Reps. for August 5, 1989 Palo Alto Meeting
  18. ↑ CampaignMoney.com 2006 Cycle
  19. ↑ Democratic Left, Spring 2006
  20. ↑ Educational Justice, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 06, 2007 9/10 SF forum - Chip Smith's The cost of privilege; taking on the system of white supremacy and racism; 9/23 Forum on Revolutionary Art
  21. ↑ http://media.www.statehornet.com/media/paper1146/sections/20071212News.html
  22. ↑ http://progressivesforobama.blogspot.com/
  23. ↑ http://www.dsausa.org/about/locals.html
  24. ↑ Democratic Left • Winter 2010
  25. ↑ No Ban – No Wall, DSA Builds Activist Response to Trump’s Actions Posted by Democratic Socialists of America on 02.03.17
  26. ↑ [3]
  27. ↑ DLTrump is wrong on DACA. We will not retreat. Posted by Duane Campbell on 09.05.17
  28. ↑ [4]
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