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► Co-founder of POLIT, U. of Chicago (1961)
► Chairman of the Wisconsin Socialist Club, U. of Wisc. (1963)
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National Secretary of
SDS (1964-65)
► Organized the first March on Washington Against the Vietnam War
(1965)
► Anti-war candidate for Alderman, Chicago (1967)
► Chaired nat'l conference of the Student Mobilization Committee (1968)
► Covered the Chicago Police Riots for the National Guardian (1968)
► Worked closely with the Black Panther Party in Chicago
► Toured China during the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
(1972, 1975)
► Vice-Chairman, U.S.-China Peoples' Friendship Association
(1974)
► Supported Bob Avakian's work to build a real communist party in the U.S.
► Led delegation to Tehran during the 1979 seizure of the U.S. Embassy
► Organized national conference on the nature of the Soviet Union
(1983)
► Went to Germany in late 1983 to protest new U.S. nuclear missiles
► An initiator of No Business As Usual in 1985
► Was a founder of Refuse & Resist! in 1987
► Co-founder of the Washington, DC, abortion clinic defense
► Organized the first national conference against the "War on Drugs"
► Worked to defend prisoners of the 1992 Los Angeles Rebellion
► Organized national conference in 2000 to Free Mumia Abu-Jamal
► Contributing writer for the
Revolution
newspaper
► Served 3-month federal sentence for a speech outside the 2000 RNC
► Coordinator of the 2002 Not In Our Name statement of conscience
► Initiated 2004 demonstrations at Supreme Ct on "enemy combatant" cases
► An initiator of the campaign to
Drive Out
the Bush Regime (2005)
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Convener of the
Int'l Commission of Inquiry
on Crimes Against Humanity
Committed by the Bush Administration
of the United States (2006)
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