Carlos Montes
Carlos Montes is a veteran Chicano activist known for his leadership of the 1968 East Los Angeles education reform movement (see film Walkout), the historic Chicano Moratorium against the U.S. war in
Carlos Montes is a veteran Chicano activist known for his leadership of the 1968 East Los Angeles education reform movement (see film Walkout), the historic Chicano Moratorium against the U.S. war in
Here are some of the people who have been targeted with an FBI and Grand Jury investigation allegedly related to providing "material support" to a foreign terrorist organization. Nine of the activists are
Statement from Friends for a Non-Violent World The FBI raids of anti-war activists in September, 2010, are symptomatic of a trend: the erosion of our fundamental democratic rights in the name of national
Dear Supporter, We are calling on our international allies to take action in support of long-time peace and human rights activists who have come under attack for their work against U.S. occupation
Anh Pham immigrated to the U.S. from Viet Nam with her family in 1975 after the end of the war. Her family raised her with a strong sense of community service and
Maureen Murphy is a journalist and Palestine solidarity activist from Chicago. She spent a few years living and traveling throughout the Middle East, interning for the Palestinian human rights organization Al-Haq in the