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Jerome Scott

Malcolm X conference

A conference, Malcolm X: Radical Tradition and a Legacy of Struggle was held in New York City, November 14 1990.

The "Is It Time for Independent Black Politics?" panel consisted of;

Chairperson:

Panel:

Black Radical Congress

In March 1998 “Endorsers of the Call” to found a Black Radical Congress included Jerome Scott, Project South, Atlanta[2].

War Times

In January 2002, a group of San Francisco leftists, mainly involved with STORM or Committees of Correspondence, founded a national anti-Iraq War newspaper[3] War Times.

Endorsers of the project included Jerome Scott, executive director, Project South: Institute for the Elimination of Poverty & Genocide Seminarians for Peace.

Independent Progressive Politics Network

In 2009 Jerome Scott served on the National Steering Committee of the Independent Progressive Politics Network[4].

References

  1. ↑ http://www.brothermalcolm.net/sections/malcolm/old/workshop.html
  2. ↑ http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/45a/524.html
  3. ↑ WAR TIMES January 29, 2002
  4. ↑ http://www.ippn.org/IPPN_People
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War Times endorsers
Aguilar-San Juan • Albert • Alexander • Bai • Beal • Bennis • Bensky • Bonpane • Buhle • Calvin• Chan • Chiang • Chomsky • Cleaver • Crass • Crocker • Cutting • Cyril • Dane • Delgado • Diaz • Diaz • Diehl • Dillon • Dunbar-Ortiz • Dunlap • Early • Eisenscher • Fellner • Forsberg • Fox-Piven • Gerson • Goff • Hartman • Herrera • Hutchings • Jennings • Kang • Kelly • Khalil • King • Kochiyama • Kromm • LaDuke • Lamm • Lenoir • Light • Livoti • Lopez • Louie • Lee • Los • Lubin • Mann • Martell • Martinas • McNeil • Mersha • Montoya • Moore • Moraga • Morales • Nadel • Newport • Olney • Orozco • Perez • Quezada • Rajah • Rich • Richard • Riles • Rodriguez • Roediger • Ross • Scott • Silber • Smith • Soltani • Spring • Sudbury • Talaugon • Themba-Nixon • Thigpenn • Toney • Turner • Wald • Wise • Zia • Zinn
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Endorsers of the Conference on Perspectives for Democracy and Socialism in the 90s
L. Adams • R. Adams • Ahmad • Alkalimat • Akinyela • L. Anderson • S. Anderson • Archer • Ash • Ayoka • Baker • Amina Baraka • Amiri Baraka • Bell • Bond • Boyd • Brewer • Brock • Brown • Burnham • Byrd • H. Campbell • J. Campbell • T. Campbell • Carter • M. Tingling-Clemmons • R. Tingling-Clemmons • Cohen • Crooms • Davis • Dawson • Dillahunt • Dillahunt • Early • Ellis • Fernandez • Fletcher, Jr. • Ford • Freeman • Garvin • Gilliam • Gills • Gordon • Grant • Green • Griffiths • Hammonds • Hardie • Harris • Hart • Hatcher • Hinds • Hodari • Holliman • Hopkins • Horne • Hudson • Jackson • Jacques • James • Adewole-Jimenez • Johnson • Kelley • Kramer • Lee • Lusane • M'Balia • Malveaux • Marable • Marshall • Matthews • Maurasse • Metzger • Miles • Mitchell • Monteiro • Moore • Muhammad • Mullings • Muwakkil • Mwaria • Nesbitt • Nwangaza • Obafemi • Johnson-Odim • Page • Peck • Pelles • Peery • Randolph • Ramos • Ransby • Ray • Reed • Rios • Robinson • Rogers • Rojas • Saadat • Sales • Sanchez • Scott • Sims • B. Smith • K. Smith • Lasker Smith • Leona Smith • Y. Smith • Taylor • Thigpen • Thomas • Thurston • Turner • Tyner • Watkins • West
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