AMERICAN LEFT HISTORY: *Those Who Fight For Native American Leader Leonard Peltier's Freedom Are Kindred Spirits- From The Pen Of Peter Matheissen

This space is dedicated to the proposition that we need to know the history of the struggles on the left and of earlier progressive movements here and world-wide. If we can learn from the mistakes made in the past (as well as what went right) we can move forward in the future to create a more just and equitable society. I will be reviewing books, CDs and movies I believe everyone needs to read, hear and look at as well as making commentary from time to time.

Monday, November 16, 2009

*Those Who Fight For Native American Leader Leonard Peltier's Freedom Are Kindred Spirits- From The Pen Of Peter Matheissen

Click on title to link to a "The New York Review Of Books" article by writer Peter Matheisssen, "The Tragedy Of Leonard Peltier vs. The United States", detailing his long personal struggle to gain freedom for Native American leader Leonard Peltier. Hats off. Leonard Peltier Must Not Die In Prison!

Labels: a working class story, international labor defense, LEONARD PELTIER, leonard peltier defense committee, native american activists, NATIVE AMERICANS, PARTISAN DEFENSE COMMITTEE

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Name: markin

Location: Boston, Massachusetts, United States

I am an old militant who is trying to use these pages to collect my thoughts about books of a political and/or historical nature that I have read over the years. I am also trying to direct today's youth to books they NEED to read in order to understand the nature of the struggle against war and social injustice, what people before us did about it, and how we can learn from their mistakes (and successes, as well). In short, some books you need to read if you want to change this sorry world for the better. I also support the work of the Partisan Defense Committee, a non-sectarian, legal and social defense organization that supports class-war prisoners and organizes around other social issues. For more information google Partisan Defense Committee or write them at Box 99 Canal Street Station, New York, New York 1001. That organization stands in the tradition of the International Labor Defense which in the 1920's led the , unfortunately unsuccessful, fight to save Sacco and Vanzetti. I will post more information later. Stay tuned.

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Monday, November 16, 2009

*Those Who Fight For Native American Leader Leonard Peltier's Freedom Are Kindred Spirits- From The Pen Of Peter Matheissen

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