Socialist Scholars Conference 1995

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The 1995 Socialist Scholars Conference

Contents 1 About 2 Invited speakers 2.1 The Legacy of Malcolm X 3 References

About

The 1995 Socialist Scholars conference was held April 7-9, Borough of Manhattan Community College. It was entitled "The Global Economy...and the Future of Democracy".

In 1995 Jerrold Nadler was prominent at the DSA Socialist Scholars Conference April 7-9 New York City. Nadler was involved in Panel 1 "Crisis In The City" with Frances Fox Piven and William Kornblum.^[1]

Invited speakers

• Amalia Garcia Medina - PRO, Mexico
• Jose LaLuz - DSA Vice Chair
• Elaine Bernard - Harvard Trade Union Program
• Manning Marable Columbia University
• Bertha Lujin - Authentic Workers Front of Mexico
• Eric Vega - Californians United Against Proposition 187
• Stephen Coats - US/Guatemala Labor Education Project
• Alex E. H. Ng New Democratic Party of Canada
• Dolores Huerta United Farmworkers
• Cornel West - D5A Honorary Chair
• Ron Blackwell Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
• Jeff Faux - Economic Policy Institute
• Ricardo Hernandez Equipo Pueblo, Mexico
• Philip Cordery European Union Organization of Socialist Youth
• Lynne Engelskirchen DSA African American Commission
• Carlos Heredia - Civic Alliance, Mexico
• Dorothee Benz - International Ladies' Garment Workers Union
• Robin Alexander - United Electrical Workers
• Alan Charney DSA National Director
• David Brooks Mexico/US Dialogos
• Christine Riddiough^[2]

The Legacy of Malcolm X

"The Legacy of Malcolm X-Liberation By Any Means Necessary: 30 Years Later" - was series of panels at the Socialists Scholars Conference, April 7-9, organized by the Democratic Socialists of America African American Commission

Invited Speakers Included;

• Cornel West DSA Honorary Chair
• bell hooks Professor, City College of New York
• Angela Davis Professor University of California at Santa Cruz
• Kandria Moseley UCLA Rap Sheet
• Komozi Woodard Professor, Sarah Lawrence College
• Sonia Sanchez - Poet and Professor, Temple Univ.
• Clark Arlington - Black Cooperatives, Hartford CT •
• Wiilard Smith - Dean, New Hampshire College
• Esmeralda Simmons - Medgar Evers College Center for Law and Social Justice
• Shakoor Aljuwani - Manhattan Voter Participation Project^[3]

References

v • d • e Conferences and Events by Decade 1930s World Congress Against War 1940s Scientific and Cultural Conference for World Peace • Win-the-Peace Conference • World Congress for Peace in Paris • World Congress of Intellectuals 1950s Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs 1960s Socialist Scholars Conference: 1966 1970s Angola Support Conference • Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee Convention • Hard Times Conference • National Anti-Imperialist Conference in Solidarity With African Liberation • National Convention of the New American Movement 1980s Socialist Scholars Conference • Conference on the World after Nuclear War • National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression 10th Anniversary Conference • National Council of New American Movement meeting • National Convention of the New American Movement 1990s 1st Committees of Correspondence Conference • Back to Basics conference • Committees of Correspondence founding conference • Malcolm X: Radical Tradition and a Legacy of Struggle • Radical Scholars & Activists Conference • Socialist Scholars Conference: 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 • Perspectives for Democracy and Socialism in the 90s 2000s Socialist Scholars Conference: 2000, 2001, 2002 • Left Forum: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 • RadFest/Midwest Social Forum • Twenty-First Century Socialism conference • Mobilization to End Poverty • National Conference on Socialism • Take Back America 2010s Young Democratic Socialists National Conference • Left Forum: 2010, 2011 • National Conference on Socialism • A Century of May Days Labor Conference