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Two Forgotten Lefties – for Black History Month
Who was Oliver Law? (left). Ever hear of him? How about Harry Haywood? (right) No clue right? Well, Oliver Law … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged "Negro Liberation", Abraham Lincoln Brigade, Battle of Jarama, black history month, civil rights, communists, CPUSA, creation of a black state, harry haywood, history, League of Revolutionary Black Workers, Malcolm X, oliver law, Paul Robeson, Revolutionary Action Movement, Spanish Civil War, unemployment insurance
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Julian Bond
Julian Bond died yesterday. Wikipedia will tell you that Bond “ was an American social activist and leader in the Civil Rights Movement, politician, professor, and writer. While a student at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, during the early 1960s, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged civil rights, current event, death, gay rights, Georgia Legislature, in memory, Julian bond, Morehouse Collect, NAACP, SCLC, SNCC, SPLC, Vietnam war
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The Ruse of Non-Violence
Last Monday “rioting” broke out in Baltimore over the death of Freddie Gray while in police custody. Today, Huffington Post is reporting that the Baltimore State’s Attorney called his death a “homicide” stating “We have probable cause to file charges” … Continue reading
For Black History Month – Pauli Murray
Anyone remember Pauli Murray? Who? Pauli Murray. Would it surprise you to learn that Pauli Murray refused to move to the back of the bus – in 1940! Fifteen years before Rosa Parks? That she was arrested in Virginia and … Continue reading
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Tagged back ofthe bus, civil rights, Eleanor Roosevelt, Episcopal synod, Harvard University, Howard University, Jane Crow, Jim Crow, lesbian?, NAACP, Pauli Murray, segregation, Supreme Court, tran-gender, University of North Carolina, women's rights, Workers Defense League
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