Folder 55: “Protests, Equality, Civil Disobedience”, 2000

File — Container: Box 3, Folder: 55

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Ad; “Take Back the Power”

Ad; “Celebration and Action to End Corporate Rule”

Newsletter; “Shut Down the IMF/World Bank,” mobilization for Global Justice, 3 copies

The Washington Post, April 16, 2000, number 133

Article; “Talks Continue Despite Standoff,” The Washington Post, April 17, 2000, also included are the “World News” and “style” sections

Email to MLG list from Doug Henwood, “Re: I love D.C. in the Springtime,” April 18, 2000, 2:58 p.m.

Email to MLG list from Doug Henwood, “Re: I love D.C. in the Springtime,” April 18, 2000, 2:45 p.m.

Magazine; The Nation, April 24, 2000, volume 270, number 16

Clipped papers:

Article; “Where was the Color in Seattle?” Elizabeth Martinez, Color Lines Magazine, January, 2000

Email to mlg-ics@answer.cmu.edu from Henry Schwartz, “Call Now to Help 200 IMF/WB Detainees,” 20 April, 2000, 3 pages

Article; “A dozen Reasons to come to D.C. for April 16,” Russell Mokhiber and Robert Weisman, Black Racial Congress, April 5, 2000

Article; “Run on he Bank,” Patrick Bond, Black Racial congress News, April 6, 2000

Handout; “Civil Disobedience Training; Nonviolence Training,” ACT UP

Handout; “Civil Disobedience Training; Legal Issues/Resisting Arrest,” ACT UP

Handout; “Civil Disobedience Training; Nonviolent Response to Personal Violence,” ACT UP

Handout; “Civil Disobedience Training; Legal Flow Chart,” ACT UP

Handout; “Civil Disobedience Training; Jail Solidarity,” ACT UP

Handout; “Civil Disobedience Training; Pleas in Court: What They Mean,” ACT UP

Article; “The Online Beat,” John Nichols, The Nation, December 2-9, 2000

Dates

Creation: 2000

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Extent

From the Collection: 23.5 Cubic Feet (23 records center cartons with 475 folders, and one flat box of oversized materials (box 24)) ; 1 box (16.25 in. x 13 in. x 10.5 in.) equals 1 cubic foot ("cubic foot" defined in SAA Dictionary) 1 flat box (2.5"H x 17"W x 20.75"D) equals .51 cubic feet (as defined by UNLV Archives Calculator)