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==Free Mumia Abu-Jamal== | ==Free Mumia Abu-Jamal== | ||
| + | In 2008 Luis Rodrigues of Tia Churcha's Cafe Cultural, San Fernando, CA signed a statement circulated by the [[Partisan Defense Committee]] calling for the release of convicted “cop-killer” [[Mumia Abu-Jamal]].<ref>[http://www.partisandefense.org/campaigns/signers.html Signers of Campaign to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal, Now]</ref> | ||
| − | + | ==Chicano movement== | |
| + | The [[40th Anniversary Commemoration Committee of the Chicano Moratoriums]] was formed in the summer 2009 by the Chair of the [[National Chicano Moratorium Committee]] of August 29, 1970 along with two independent Chicano Movement historians whom although not of the baby boomer generation, have become inspired by the Movimiento. | ||
| + | The organization posted a list of significant “Chicano movement” activists on its website which included [[Luis Rodriguez]] of [[Lame]]. <ref>http://chicanomoratorium.org/html/moratorium_participants.html</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category: Mumia Abu-Jamal supporter]] | [[Category: Mumia Abu-Jamal supporter]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Chicano movement]] | ||
Revision as of 23:53, 19 April 2010
Luis Rodriguez
Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
In 2008 Luis Rodrigues of Tia Churcha's Cafe Cultural, San Fernando, CA signed a statement circulated by the Partisan Defense Committee calling for the release of convicted “cop-killer” Mumia Abu-Jamal.[1]
Chicano movement
The 40th Anniversary Commemoration Committee of the Chicano Moratoriums was formed in the summer 2009 by the Chair of the National Chicano Moratorium Committee of August 29, 1970 along with two independent Chicano Movement historians whom although not of the baby boomer generation, have become inspired by the Movimiento. The organization posted a list of significant “Chicano movement” activists on its website which included Luis Rodriguez of Lame. [2]