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Exposing America’s Enemies: the ‘Social Justice Seeking’ Communist Left
Linda Kimball

On one hand, Americans were outraged and appalled by the 1 May immigrant demonstrations that clogged streets and virtually closed down some cities. Law abiding citizens saw lawbreakers who not only seemed to feel justified in their criminal behavior, but also believed they ought to be rewarded for it.
On the other hand, Americans are more infuriated and disgusted with their duly elected government officials in both legislative and administrative branches for not enforcing the law and protecting the rights of citizens. President Bush and the weak-kneed GOP have deservedly come under fire. However, if our sovereign nation is to survive, It is of paramount importance that the harsh light of truth be focused upon the subversive element responsible for creating an atmosphere conducive to lawlessness and tyrannical militants brazenly declaring their intentions to ‘conquer’ the Southwest and to throw Americans out of their homes and off of their land.

The subversive element—a motley collection of Marxists, Stalinists, Trotskyists, Maoists, anarchists and malcontents—organized themselves in the 60’s and became known as the New Left. For over forty years the New Left has been waging a Gramscian ‘quiet’ revolution for the overthrow of the America of our Founders. Today these subversives call themselves liberals, progressives and Democrats. Even though there yet remain good, decent Democrats such as Zell Miller, the majority as David Horowitz attested to, are social justice seeking communists. “The Democratic Party is very close to being the (Communist-controlled Progressive) party of Henry Wallace…The vast bulk of the American left is a Communist left and they’ve introduced some fascist ideas like “identity politics,” which is straight out of Mussolini.” (How Marxism Dominates the Left, Phil Brennan, NewsMax.com, June 1, 2005)

Americas Communist Left operates in a vast interconnected matrix of revolutionary groups disguised as respectable civil rights and legal organizations. These front groups have consistently worked towards the transformation of America through subversion of America’s Rule of Law, Constitution, judiciary, and all institutions necessary to the longevity and health of our nation and civilization. These groups attack all national security measures, subvert immigration laws and procedures, lobby on behalf of terrorist and enemy combatants and engage in propagandistic apologetics for the most brutal dictatorships in the world even as they constantly vilify and demean America and Americans. As they do these things to destroy America and shame Americans, they hypocritically portray themselves as defenders of democracy and humanity.

The purpose of this article is to expose, at least in part, some of the principal communist groups responsible for undermining and weakening America and who likewise serve as a power source, not only for the militant Marxist organizers of the recent demonstrations, but for Islamic jihadists as well.


The Quiet Revolution

In 1984, “The Power to Lead” was published. In it, author James McGregor Burns admitted: “The Framers of the US Constitution have simply been too shrewd for us. They have outwitted us. They designed separate institutions that cannot be unified by mechanical linkages, frail bridges, tinkering. If we are to ‘turn the Founders upside down’…we must directly confront the constitutional structure they erected.” (A Chronological History: The New World Order by D.L. Cuddy PhD)

Turning the ‘Founders upside down’ and directly confronting the ‘constitutional structure’ are what the American Civil Liberties Union, National Lawyers Guild, and The Center for Constitutional Rights are committed to doing. Together, these three communist front groups comprise the “legal left,” and they slash and rip at the fabric of the constitutional framework.

The ACLU was established in 1920 by Roger Baldwin, a Stalinist who candidly admitted: “I am for socialism, disarmament, and ultimately, for abolishing the state itself.” On the Communist Party USA website, the ACLU can be found at this link: http://www.cpusa.org/link/category/22/

When not working with and defending terrorists like Sami al-Arian, the ACLU terrorizes towns into removing Ten Commandments monuments and crosses and persecutes and intimidates Boy Scouts and law abiding Christians. The ACLU’s Immigrant Task Force and Immigrant Rights Project are a dual driving force in the Open Borders Lobby. Among current projects: dissolving America’s borders, erasing all evidence of Christianity and God and requiring the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) to provide free legal counsel to illegals while simultaneously demanding that illegals be provided with full welfare benefits.

The ACLU and its partner groups receive funding from a large assortment of subversive leftist funders. Among them: Arca Foundation, Ford Foundation, George Soros Open Society Institute, Rockefeller Foundation, Woods Fund of Chicago (Source: www.DiscoverTheNetwork.org)

The National Lawyers Guild was founded in 1936 by the Communist Party USA. The NLG is an active affiliate of the International Association of Democratic Lawyers, which served as a Soviet front group during the Cold War. The NLG defines its mission as an effort to: “unite lawyers, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers of America (to) function as an effective political and social force…to the end that human rights shall be regarded as more sacred than property interests.” In other words, their mission is to ‘deKulakize’ America in the name of social justice.

In 1999, NLG member Chip Berlet described a Guild ‘communist debate’ session: “The cacophony at some meetings (arises from) debates featuring…Leninist, Trotskyite, Stalinists…Maoist…Marxist, anarchists, libertarians and progressive independents…with multiple identities as lawyers, legal workers, labor organizers, tribal sovereignty activists, civil liberties and civil rights advocates, environmentalists, feminists, gay men and lesbians, and people of color.” Chip Berlet is an activist with Morris Dees' Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), another communist front group and Open Borders member.

Not coincidentally, it was the SPLC that ‘redistributed’—in the name of social justice—an Arizona ranchers’ property to some illegal aliens. This incident was detailed in an article entitled: “Two Illegal Immigrants Win Arizona Ranch in Court,” New York Times, 8/19/05. Dees was quoted as saying, “…it’s poetic justice that these undocumented workers own this land”

Like the ACLU, the NLG is a key member of the Open Borders Lobby. It’s National Immigration Project consists of a network of lawyers, law students and legal workers committed to “full democratic rights for all non-citizens”---in the name of social justice. The NLG receives funding from, among others, the George Soros Open Society Institute and the Ford Foundation. (Source: www.DiscoverTheNetwork.org )

The last of the trio is the Center for Constitutional Rights. It was founded in 1966 by pro-Castro attorneys Morton Stavis, Ben Smith, Arthur Kinoy, and William Kuntsler.

The CCR prides itself on using “litigation proactively to advance the law in a positive direction to guarantee the rights of those with the fewest protections.” This is communist code for: “We subvert America’s laws.” Among those deemed by the CCR to be in need of protection are terrorist organizations, enemy combatants, and illegal immigrants.

The CCR receives funding from the Ford Foundation and George Soros Open Society Institute. (Source: www.DiscoverTheNetwork.org )

Two principal front groups, both of whom disguise their treachery as ‘civil rights,” are United for Peace and Justice and Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride.

The UFPJ is a rabidly anti-American, anti-war coalition co-chaired by committed communist Leslie Cagan. Cagan, who worships upon Fidel Castro’s altar, was an original founder of the Committees of Correspondence, a splinter group of the Communist Party USA. The UFPJ was created Oct. 25, 2002 in the Washington D.C. offices of People for the American Way, which played a key role in forming UFPJ. UFPJ is a sponsoring organization of the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride. UFPJ’s social justice agenda extends well beyond anti-war activism as it is also a pro-abortion, pro-open borders advocate that condemns nearly every aspect of American culture and our government’s foreign policy. (Source: www.DiscoverTheNetwork.org )

The Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride (IWFR), another key player in the Open Borders Lobby, is supported by the ACLU and Communist Party USA. Additionally, it has the backing of Dennis Kucinich, Howard Dean and Joe Lieberman.Among other groups listed as members of the IWFRC’s national sponsoring committee are ACORN, National Council of La Raza, National Immigration Forum, and United for Peace and Justice.

At the link below are literally hundreds of sponsors of IWFR, such as: Democratic Senators, Representatives, County Board Supervisors, Governors, town council members, radical organizations, liberalized Christian and non-Christian churches, political parties (including CPUSA and Democratic Socialists of America). http://www.iwfr.org/endorsement.asp

Many thousands of Americans have been taken in by a myth. The myth states that communism died when the Soviet Union imploded. It further says that in these ‘enlightened progressive times,’ only superstition-believing McCarthyite rednecks still believe in the communist boogieman. The myth of course, was created by New Left communists to whom seduction, deception, and psychological manipulation are the ‘rules of the game.’ Gramsci’s transformational revolution is very much alive. It’s spreading the cancer of godless communism—the ideology from Hell—throughout the length and breadth of our culture--corrupting and decaying everything it touches.

President Ronald Reagan cautioned that: “…without God, there is no virtue because there’s no prompting of the conscience. And without God, democracy will not and cannot long endure. If we ever forget that we’re one nation under God, then we will be a nation gone under.”

Americans---awaken and remember

http://www.iwfr.org/endorsement.asp
The organizations and individuals below have signed on to support the Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride.
National Sponsoring Committee

AFL-CIO
Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now (ACORN)
Coalition of Black Trade Unionists
Gamaliel
Hotel Employees & Restaurant Employees Int'l Union (HERE)
Dolores Huerta, Co-Founder, United Farm Workers of America
Jobs With Justice
Laborers International Union of North America (LIUNA)
Rev. James Lawson, Holman Methodist Church (Ret’d), Original Freedom Rider
Congressman John D. Lewis (D-Georgia), Original Freedom Rider
Rev. Joseph Lowery
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
National Campaign for Jobs & Income Support
National Council of La Raza
National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium
National Grassroots Collaborative for Legalization
National Immigration Forum
National Immigration Law Center
National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
Service Employees International Union (SEIU)
Union of Needletrades, Industrial & Textile Employees (UNITE!)
United Farm Workers of America (UFW)
United Food & Commercial Workers Union (UFCW)
United for Peace and Justice
United States Student Association
United Students Against Sweatshops
USAction

Endorsers

Elected Officials and Politicians • Immigrant Organizations • Civil Rights •
Labor • Religious • Community Organizations • Business • Education • Individuals

Elected Officials, Politicians, and Political Groups

Alabama Young Democrats Minority Caucus
Rep. Robert Meza, Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Wally Straughn, Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Tom Prezelski, Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Steve Gallardo Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Phil Lopes, Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Meg Burton Cahill, Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Linda Lopez Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Leah Landrum Taylor Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. John Loredo, Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Jack Johnson Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Amanda Aguirre Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Ted Downing, Arizona House of Representatives
Rep. Dave Bradley Arizona House of Representatives
Sen. Victor Soltero, Arizona Senate
Sen. Richard Miranda, Arizona Senate
Sen. Bill Brotherton, Arizona Senate
Sen. Harry Mitchell, Arizona Senate
Sen. Jorge Luis Garcia, Arizona Senate
Sen. Ken Cheuvront, Arizona Senate
Sen. Linda Aguirre, Arizona Senate
Sen. Manny Alvarez, Arizona Senate
Mary Rose Wilcox, Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Dan Eckstrom, District 2, Pima County Board of Supervisors
Richard Elias, District 5, Pima County Board of Supervisors
Steve Leal, Ward 5, Tucson City Council
Jose Ibarra, Ward 1, Tucson City Council
John Chiang, Board of Equalization, Los Angeles
James Hahn, Mayor, City of Los Angeles
Supervisor Sophie Maxwell, San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Hector DeLaTorre, Mayor, City of South Gate
Rep. Bob Filner, (D-California)
Rep. Maxine Waters, (D-California)
Chicano/Latino Demos of Southern Alameda
Lieutenant Governor Cruz Bustamante, (California)
Carol Liu California Assembly
Mervyn Dymally Callifornia Assembly
Patty Berg, California Assembly, District 1
Barbara Matthews, California Assembly
Cindy Montanez, California Assembly
Dario Frommer, California Assembly
Speaker Herb Wesson Jr., California Assembly
Wilma Chan, California Assembly
Thomas Calderon, California Assembly
John Longville, California Assembly
Ed Chavez, California Assembly
Dion S. Aroner, California Assembly
Darnell Steinberg, California Assembly
Alan Lowenthal California Assembly
Fabian Nunez, California Assembly
Mark Ridley-Thomas California Assembly
Paul Koretz, California Assembly
Jerome Horton, California Assembly
Simon Salinas, California Assembly
Juan Vargas, California Assembly
Lou Correa, California Assembly
Lou Papan, California Assembly
Manny Diaz, California Assembly
Marco Firebaugh, California Assembly
Elaine Alquist, California Assembly
Sally Leiber, California Assembly
Jackie Goldberg, California Assembly
Darrel Steinberg, California Assembly
Joe Simitian, California Assembly, District 21
Barbara Lee, District 9, California Congress
Meline Hall, Council Member, Los Angeles
California Democratic Party
Kevin Shelley, California Secretary of State
Sen. Jackie Speier, California Senate
Sen. Joseph Dunn, California Senate
Sen. Kevin Murray, California Senate
Sen. Liz Figueroa, California Senate
Sen. Martha Escutia, California Senate
Sen. John Vasconcellos, California Senate
Sen. Richard Alarcon, California Senate
Sen. Betty Karnette, California Senate
Sen. Byron Sher, California Senate
Sen. Jim Costa, California Senate
Sen. Jack O'Connell, California Senate
Sen. Sheila Kuehl, California Senate
Sen. Sheila James Kuehl, Callifornia Senate
Sen. John Burton, California Senate
Sen. Tom Torlakson, California Senate
Sen. Gloria Romero, California Senate
Sen. Gil Cedillo, California Senate
Sen. Edward Vincent, California Senate
Sen. Don Perata, California Senate
Sen. Dede Alpert, California Senate
Sen. Debra Bowen, California Senate
Sen. Deborah Ortiz, California Senate
Gray Davis, California State Governor
Jackie Fox Ruby, Alameda County Board of Education
Keith Carson, Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Kris Worthington, Berkeley City Council
Linda Maio, Berkeley City Council
Margaret Breland, Berkeley City Council
Dominic Dutra, Fremont City Council
Matt Jimenez, Hayward City Council
Alona Clifton, Trustee, Peralta Community College District
Jake McGoldrick, San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Matt Gonzalez, San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Tom Ammiano, San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Fiona Ma San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Chris Daly, San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Willie Brown Jr., Mayor, San Francisco
Aaron Peskin, San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Terry Gregory, San Jose City Council
Nora Campos, San Jose City Council
Chuck Reed, San Jose City Council
Cindy Chavez, San Jose City Council
Pete McHugh, Santa Clara Board of Supervisors
Jim Beall, Santa Clara Board of Supervisors
Communist Party USA
Henry Lacayo, Congress of CA Seniors
Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus
Congressional Black Caucus
Congressional Hispanic Caucus
Rep. Linda Sanchez, Congresswoman
Rep. Hilda Solis, Congresswoman
Court of Common Council, Hartford, CT
Antonio Villaraigosa, Councilmember Elect, Los Angeles
Bernard C. Parks, Councilmember, Los Angeles
Mike Eng, Councilmember, Los Angeles
Alex Padilla, Councilmember, Los Angeles
Eric Garcetti, Councilmember, Los Angeles
Ed Reyes, Councilmember, Los Angeles
Tony Cardenas, Councilmember, Los Angeles
Jan Perry Councilmember, Los Angeles City
Gov. Howard Dean, (Vermont) 2004 Presidential Candidate
Jimmy Morales, Miami-Dade County Commissioner
Sen. Anthony Hill Florida Senate
Green Party of Rhode Island
The Green Party of Rhode Island
Green Party of the US
Rep. Tom Sawyer, Kansas House of Representatives
Rep. Judith Loganbill, Kansas House of Representatives
Sen. Paul Feliciano, President, National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators
Sen. David Haley, Kansas State Senate
US Rep. Dennis Kucinich, (D-Ohio) 2004 Presidential Candidate
US Senator Joseph Lieberman, (D-Connecticut) 2004 Presidential Candidate
Susan Lee, Maryland House of Delegates
Rep. Keith Ellison Minnesota State Representative
Sen. Steve Murphy Minnesota State Senate
Sen. Scott Dibble Minnesota State Senate
Rep. Bennie Thompson, (D-Mississippi)
Ricky Cole, Mississippi Democratic Party, State Chairman
Rep. Erik Fleming, Mississippi House of Representatives
Rep. David Green, Mississippi House of Representatives
Rep. Jim Evans, Mississippi House of Representatives
Sen. Alice Harden, Mississippi Senate
Sen. Johnnie Walls, Mississippi Senate
Sen. Hillman Frazier, Mississippi Senate
Jonathan Oriole Hudson County NJ Green Party
Rep. Gary L. Ackerman (New York)
C. Virginia Fields The Office of Manhattan Borough President
Rep. Joseph Crowley (New York)
William C. Thompson, Jr Comptroller of The City of New York
Rep. Charles B Rangel, (D-New York)
Betsy Gotbaum Public Advocate of The City of New York
Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-New York)
Rep. Nydia Velazquez (New York)
Rep. Nita M. Lowey U.S. House of Representatives, District 18
Sen. Major R. Owens U.S. Congress District 11
Rep. Gregory W. Meeks (New York)
Helen Marshall President of the Borough of Queens
Marty Markowitz Brooklyn Borough President
Alan J. Gerson New York City Council
Kendall B. Stewart New York City Council
Larry B Seabrook New York City Council District 12
Joel Rivera New York City Council District 15
David I. Weprin New York City Council District 23
Christine C. Quinn New York City Council District 3
Diana Reyna New York City Council District 34
Gifford Miller New York City Council, CC 5
Miguel Martinez New York City Council, District 10
G. Oliver Koppell New York City Council, District 11
Maria Baez New York City Council, District 14
Adolfo Carrion, Jr. New York City Council, District 14
Helen Diane Foster New York City Council, District 16
John M. Liu New York City Council, District 20
Hiram Monserrate New York City Council, District 21
Eric N. Gioia New York City Council, District 26
James Sanders New York City Council, District 31
Lewis Fidler New York City Council, District 46
Michael F. McMahon New York City Council, District 49
Gale Brewer New York City Council, District 6
Barry Grodenchik New York State Assembly District 22
Audrey I. Pheffer New York State Assembly District 23
Mark Weprin New York State Assembly District 24
Rev. Ruben Diaz, Sr. New York State Assembly District 32
Michael N. Gianaris New York State Assembly District 36
Catherine Nolan New York State Assembly District 37
Anthony S. Seminario New York State Assembly District 38
Jose Peralta New York State Assembly District 39
Rhoda S. Jacobs New York State Assembly District 42
Clarence Norman, Jr New York State Assembly District 43
James F. Brennan New York State Assembly District 44
Adele Cohen New York State Assembly District 46
Felix W. Ortiz New York State Assembly District 51
Vito J. Lopez New York State Assembly District 53
William Boyland, Jr. New York State Assembly District 55
Annette M. Robinson New York State Assembly District 56
N. Nick Perry New York State Assembly District 58
Philip R. Ramos New York State Assembly District 6
John W. Lavelle New York State Assembly District 61
Scott Stringer New York State Assembly District 67
Adam Clayton Powell, IV New York State Assembly District 68
Adriano Espaillat New York State Assembly District 72
Richard N. Gottfried New York State Assembly District 75
Peter M. Rivera New York State Assembly District 76
Aurelia Greene New York State Assembly District 77
Jose Rivera New York State Assembly District 78
Michael A Benjamin New York State Assembly District 79
Jeffrey Klein New York State Assembly District 80
Jeffrey Dinowitz New York State Assembly District 81
Carl E. Heastie New York State Assembly District 83
Ruben Diaz, Jr New York State Assembly District 85
Jeffrey L. Aubry New York State Assembly, District 35
Sen. David Paterson New York State Senate
Sen. Ada L Smith New York State Senate District 10
Sen. John D. Sabini New York State Senate District 13
Sen. Malcom A. Smith New York State Senate District 14
Sen. Toby Ann Stavisky New York State Senate District 16
Sen. Velmanette Montgomery New York State Senate District 18
Sen. Carl Andrews New York State Senate District 20
Sen. Martin J Golden New York State Senate District 22
Sen. Martin Connor New York State Senate District 25
Sen. Eric Schniederman New York State Senate District 31
Sen. Guy J. Velella New York State Senate District 34
Sen. Nick Spano New York State Senate District 35
Sen. Liz Krueger New York State Senate, District 26
People of Color Commission, Socialist Party USA
Mary Kay Harris Chairmember, Providence External Review Authority
Luis Aponte Providence City Council
Allan Fung Cranston City Council
Miguel Luna Providence City Council
David Segal Providence City Council
Rita Williams Providence City Council Member
Rep. Arthur Handy Rhode Island House of Representatives
Rep. Paul Moura Rhode Island House of Representatives
Rep. Edith Ajello Rhode Island House of Representatives
Rep. Anastasia Williams Rhode Island House of Representatives
Rep. Leon Tejada Rhode Island House of Representatives
David Cicilline Mayor of Providence
Dilania Inoa Providence School Board
Adeola Oredola Providence School Board
Sen. Beatrice Lanzi Rhode Island State Senate
Sen. Juan Pichardo Rhode Island State Senate
Sen. Frank Ciccone III Rhode Island State Senate
Socialist Party of Oregon
Socialist Party USA
Commissioner Sylvia R. Garcia Harris County, Texas, Precinct Two
16th Legislative District Democrats
Rep. Adam Smith (Washington)
Senator Maria Cantwell, (D-Washington)
Gregory J. Nickels, Mayor, City of Seattle
Rep. Jim McDermott, (Washington)
Mayor Greg Nickels, Seattle Mayor
Rep. Eric Pettigrew, Washington House of Representatives 37th district
Rep. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney, Washington House of Representatives 46th district
Carolyn Edmonds King County (WA) Councilmember
Cynthia Sullivan, King County (WA) Councilmember
Larry Gossett King County (WA) Councilmember
Rep. Frank Chopp Washington State Representative
Rep. Velma Veloria Washington State Representative
Rep. Sharon Tomiko Santos Washington State Representative
Sen. Karen Keiser Washington State Senate
Sen. Adam Kline Washington State Senate
Shirley Cheeseboro Working Family Party
Communist Party of MD/Northeast Club
Immigrant Organizations

Action for the Future of Korean Americans
Alianza Hondurena de Los Angeles
Alianza Network Services
American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee -Seattle
American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)
American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), Washington Chapter
Asian Law Alliance
Asian Pacific American Legal Center (APALC)
Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach
Asociacion Del Inmigrante
Association for Residency and Citizenship of America (ARCA)
Bay Area Immigrant Rights Coalition
Brazilian Immigrant Center
Cabrini Immigration Services
Caribbean Immigrant Services
Caribbean Immigrant Services, Inc.
Casa Nicaragua
Central American Resource Center--LA
Central Mississippi Immigration Project
Centro CSO
Centro Presente, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Centro Sin Fronteras
The Citizenship Project
Club Activo Sinaloa
Coalition for African Immigrants and Refugees
Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA)
Coalition for the Human Rights of Immigrants (CHRI)
Coalition of African Immigrant Refugees
Colorado Immigrants Rights Coalition
El Concilio del Condado de Ventura
Equal Justice Center
Eritrean Cultural and Civic Center
Federacion de Clubes Zacatecanos, LA
Frente Unido de Inmigrantes Ecuatorianos
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)
Hermandad Mexicana
Hispanic Committee of Virginia
Hondurenos Unidos North and South Carolina
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Immigrant Rights Network of Iowa-Nebraska
Immigrant Students in Action
Immigrant Welfare Collaborative
Immigrant Worker Project--Ohio
Immigration Equality- Los Angeles
Inmigrantes Latinos en Accion
Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights
International Institute of Rhode Island
International Institute of the East Bay
Jews for Equal Rights for Immigrant Communities
Korean Resource Center
Las Sin Fronteras
Latin American Integration Center
Latinos Unidos por la Justicia
Legal Assistance Foundation Chicago
Lesbian and Gay Immigration Rights Task Force
Love Sees No BordersLove Sees No Borders
Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA)
Mexico Solidarity Network
Migrant and Refugee Services
Mississippi Immigrant Rights Alliance
Mujeres Unidas y Activas
Na Loio-Immigrant Rights and Public Interest Legal Center
National Capital Immigration Coalition
National Coalition for Haitian Rights
National Grassroots Legalization Collaborative
National Immigration Forum
National Immigration Law Center
National Immigration Project of the National Lawyers Guild
National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
New Jersey Immigration Policy Network
New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC)
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project
Northwest Somali Community
Pennsylvania Immigration and Citizenship Coalition
Refugee Legal Aid
Refugee Resources and Development Center
Rhode Island Coalition for Immigrants and Refugees
SANA-Salvadorean American National Association
SCC Immigrant Network
Services, Immigrant Rights and Education Network (SIREN)
Somali Community Services Coalition
Somali Society Services
Sons and Daughters of Jamaica, Inc.
South Texas Immigration Council
Southern Sudanese Relief Project
Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC)
Tepeyac
Unidos por Columbia
United Ethiopian Civic Organizations (UECO)
US Guatemala Chamber of Commerce, CA Chapter
Washington Defender Association's Immigration Project
Wind of the Spirit Immigrant Resource Center, Morristown, New Jersey
Workers with Power
Young Korean-American Service & Education Center
Zacatecanos en Marcha USA
Civil Rights

ACLU of Massachussetts' Civil Liberties Task Force
ACLU of So Cal
Alliance of South Asians Taking Action
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
American Civil Liberties Union of Washington State
Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee-LA/OC
Bill of Rights Defense Committee
Ed Blankenheim, Original Freedom Rider
Janet Braun-Reinitz, Original Freedom Rider
Center for Constitutional Rights
The Center For Equal Justice Under Law
Coalition for the Human Rights of Immigrants (CHRI)
Colorado Progressive Coalition
Comitte Justicia Serafin Olvera
John Dolan, Original Freedom Rider
The Freedom Riders Foundation
Dr. Francis Geddes, Original Freedom Rider
Albert F. Gordon, Original Freedom Rider
Original Freedom Rider
Rev. James Lawson, Holman Methodist Church (Ret’d), Original Freedom Rider
League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)
Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center
Joseph E. Lowery, Georgia Coalition For The Peoples’ Agenda
Mexican American Bar Association
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
NAACP Baltimore Branch
NAACP New York Branch
NAACP, Tucson Chapter
National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Los Angeles Chapter
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Kansas City, Kansas Branch
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Korean American Service and Education Consortium, NAKASEC
National Lawyers' Guild Labor and Employment Company
National Lawyers' Guild, Immigration Committee
National Lawyers' Guild, MN Chapter
National Lawyers' Guild, MS Chapter
National Lawyer's Guild, NY Chapter
National Lawyers Guild, San Francisco Bay Area Chapter
National Voting Rights Museum
Nikkei for Civil Rights & Redress
Original Freedom Rider
Prince George's NAACP
Radical Women
Rainbow/PUSH Coalition
Carol Ruth Silver, Original Freedom Rider
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) of Greater Kansas City
Southern Christian Leadership Conference, MS Chapter
Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)
John Taylor, Original Freedom Rider
TransAfrica Forum
United African Congress
Virginia Justice Center
Labor Organizations

Laborers' Latino Caucus
1199/SEIU
1199J/NUHHCE/AFSCME
3rd Street Community Center
A. Philip Randolph Institute
A. Phillip Randolph Institute, San Francisco Chapter
AFL-CIO of Greater Kansas City
AFSCME
AFSCME 3299
AFSCME Council 14
AFSCME Local 107
AFSCME Local 215
AFSCME Local 389
AFSCME Local 95
AFT Staff Guild, 1521A
Alabama Democratic Labor Caucus
Alameda County Central Labor Council
Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU)
Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU), Local 1287
American Federation of Governement Employees, Local 3197
AFL-CIO
American Federation of Musicians
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees DC 1707
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Teachers, Health Care Local 5197
American Postal Workers Union
American Postal Workers Union, Local 67
American Postal Workers' Union, San Francisco Local
Anchorage Central Labor Council
APRI Metro NY Chapter
Arizona State AFL-CIO
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA)
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA), East Bay
Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance (APALA), San Francisco Chapter
Atlanta Central Labor Council
Atlanta Labor Council
Auraria Jobs With Justice-SLAP of the Auraria Campus, Denver
Austin, Texas AFL-CIO
Austin, Texas Central Labor Council
Brotherhood of Teamsters, Joint Council 7
Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 665
Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 70
BUW Council Utility Workers' Union of America (UWUA)
California Faculty Association, San Francisco State University
California Federation of Labor
California Teachers' Union
Campaign for Labor Rights
Capital District Area Labor Federation
Carpenter's Local 1068
Carpenters Local 1314
Cement Masons, Local 400
Center for Working Life
Centro Campesino
Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago Jobs with Justice
CLUW, NYC Chapter
Coalition for Labor Union Women (CLUW), KS Chapter
Coalition for Labor Union Women (CLUW), San Francisco Chapter
Coalition for Union Retirees
Coalition of Black Trade Unionists
Coalition of Black Trade Unionists New York City
Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, DC Chapter
Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, MS Chapter
Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW)
Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW)
Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW)-Chicago
Colorado AFL-CIO
Communication Workers of America (CWA) Local 9421
Communications Workers of America
Communications Workers of America (CWA), Local 6327
Communications Workers of America (CWA), Local 7777
Consortium for Worker Education
Contra Costa Central Labor Council
CWA Local 1180
CWA Local 4320
CWA Local 9000
CWA Local 9400
CWA 9505
CWA Local 9586
CWA/Macon CLC
Dallas AFL-CIO Council
Denver Area Labor Federation
District 15 IAMAW
District Council 1707, AFSCME
District Council of Ironworkers
Doctor's Council, Local 10MD SEIU
Duluth, AFL-CIO Central Labor Body
El Paso Central Labor Union
Farm Labor Organizing Committee
Federation of Retired Union Members, Alameda County
Filipino Workers Action Center
Georgia State UAW-CAP Council
Graduate Employees and Students Organization (GESO), Federation of Hospital & University Employees at Yale University, HERE
Graphic Communications International Union, Local 235M
Greater Louisville Central Labor Council
Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
Greater Syracuse Labor council, AFL-CIO
Guyanese-American Workers United
Harris County AFL-CIO Council
Harry Van Arsdale Jr. Center/Labor Studies
HERE Local 1
HERE Local 11
HERE Local 19
HERE Local 2
HERE Local 21
HERE Local 217
HERE Local 2850
HERE Local 450
HERE Local 483
HERE Local 49
HERE Local 5
HERE Local 7
Hispanic Labor Committee
Hotel Employees & Restaurant Employees Int'l Union (HERE)
Hudson Valley Area Labor Federation, AFL
IAM LL 2766
IAM Local 340
IAM Local 639
IAM Local 733
IAM Local 774
IAM Local 834
IATSE
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
International Association of Fire Fighters, Local 42
International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers (IAMAW), Lodge 340
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAMAW), Lodge 1546
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 1245
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 26
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 46
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 613
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 70
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 716
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, (IBEW) Local 43
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Arizona
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
International Laborers & Warehouse Union, Local 34
International Union of Food, Agriculture, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers
International Union of Painters and Allied Trades 1437
Int'l Fed/Profesional & Technical Engineers
Int'l Union of Painters & Allied Trades
Ironworker's Union, Local 378
Jewish Labor Committee
Jobs With Justice
Kansas City Federation of Teachers and School Related Personnel, Local 691
Kansas Farmer's Union
Kansas Workbeat
King County Labor Council AFL-CIO
Knoxville Oakridge Central Labor Council
Labor & Religion Outreach Committee, Baltimore AFL-CIO
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA)
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA), San Francisco Chapter
Labor Heritage Foundation
Labor Support Committee, Northern California Media Workers Union
Laborers International Union of North America Local 734
Laborers International Union of North America (LIUNA)
Laborers Local 261
Laborers Local 270
LaborGroups.org
LEROF
LIUNA Local 271
LIUNA Public Employees Local 1033
Local 10 of UNITE
Local 5197 Maryland AFT Healthcare
Local 62-32 UNITE
Local 89-22-1 of UNITE
Local 919 UNITE
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
Manufacturer and Distributor of Coffee and Related Items
MCGEO UFCW Local 1994
MD State/DC AFL-CIO
Metro-Detroit CLUW
Metropolitan Baltimore Council, AFL-CIO
Mid-Atlantic Region of UNITE!
Minneapolis Central Labor Union Council
Mississippi Alliance of State Employees/CWA
Montana Community-Labor Alliance
Monterey Bay Central Labor Council
Musicians' Union, Local 6
National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians, Local 53
National Association of Letter Carriers, Local 30
National COSH Network
National Day Laborer Organizing Network
National Education Association
National Educational Association of Rhode Island
NEHCEU District 1199-SEIU
New Haven Central Labor Council
New Jersey State AFL-CIO
New York City Central Chapter of Labor Council for Latin American Advancement (LCLAA)
New York City Labor Against the War
New York City Labor-Religion Coalition
New York State United Teachers
North Shore Labor Council, MA
North Texas Jobs with Justice Organizing Committee
Northern California Carpenter's Regional Council
Northern California District Council of Laborers
NYS Nurses Association
Office & Professional Employees International Union
Office and Professional Employees International Union, Local 8
Office and Professional Employees International Union, Local 29
Office and Professional Employees International Union, Local 3
Oregona Labor Council
Paper, Allied-Industrial, Chemical & Energy Workers International Union (PACE) 3-265
Paper, Allied-Industrial, Chemical and Energy Workers (PACE) Local 8-675
Pierce County Central Labor Council AFL-CIO
Pipe Fitters, Local 533
Plumbers and Steamfitters, Local 3934
Pride at Work
Providence Central Labor Council AFL-CIO
Quad City Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
Rhode ISland AFL-CIO
Rhode Island Federation of Teachers and Health Professionals
Rhode Island Student Labor Action Project
RICOSH
Rocky Mountain Regional Council of Carpenters
Rodman Local 201
Roofers and Waterproofers-Local 81
Roofers and Waterprrofers-Local 95
Rural Organizing Project
RWDSU/UFCW
Sacramento AFL-CIO
Saint Paul Area Trades and Labor Assembly
San Antonio AFL-CIO
San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council
San Francisco Labor Council
San Francisco Maritime Trades
Seafarers International
SEIU 1199E-DC
SEIU Local 1
SEIU Local 134
SEIU Local 150
SEIU Local 1877
SEIU Local 32BJ
SEIU Local 399
SEIU Local 434B
SEIU Local 535
SEIU Local 55
SEIU Local 616
SEIU Local 660
SEIU Local 660, Chapter 787
SEIU Local 82
SEIU Local 881
SEIU Local 925
SEIU Local 99
SEIU Western Region
Service Employees International Union (SEIU)
Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Local 105
Service Employees International Union, Local 250
Service Employees International Union, Local 790
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Sheet Metal Workers International Association Local 33
Sheet Metal Workers International Association Local 484
Sheet Metal Workers International Association Local 49
Social Service Employees Union Local 371, DC 37, AFSCME
South Bay AFL-CIO Labor Council
South Central Federation of Labor (Madison, WI), AFL-CIO
South Florida AFL-CIO (Miami)
Southeast Michigan Jobs with Justice
Southern California Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health
Southern California Council of Communications Workers of America
Southern Organizing Committee
Southwest Central Labor Council/AFL-CIO
Southwest Workers' Union
Spokane Regional Labor Council
St. Louis Worker Rights Board
STITCH: Organizers for Labor Justice
Student Action With Farmworkers
Sweatshop Watch
Syracuse Building and Construction Trades Council, AFL-CIO
Teamsters, Local 541
Teamsters, Local 961
Transport Workers Union
Transportation Workers' Union, Local 250A
Twin Cities Local of American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA)
UAW Local 276
UAW Local 600
UAW Region 5
UFCW Local 1001
UFCW Local 1546
UFCW, Local 2
UFCW Local 27
UFCW Local 325
UFCW Local 328
UFCW Local 348-S
UFCW Local 400
UFCW Local 881
UFCW, Local 1445, Boston
Union of Needletrades, Industrial & Textile Employees (UNITE!)
Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees, Local 75
Union Privilege
United Auto Workers Local 10
United Auto Workers, Local 2244
United Auto Workers, Local 31
United Farm Workers of America
United Federation of Teachers
United Food & Commercial Workers Union (UFCW)
United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW), Local 990
United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW), Region 5
United Food and Commercial Workers Minority Coalition
United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 428
United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 101
United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 120
United Labor Agency - Cleveland
United Master Executive Council, Association of Flight Attendants, AFL-CIO
United Steelworkers of America
United Steelworkers, District 11
United Teachers Los Angeles, Bilingual Education Committee
Utility Workers
UTLA
UWUA 132
Washington State Labor Council AFL-CIO
Western North Carolina Central Labor Council
Wichita/Hutchinson Labor Federation Labor Federation
Wisconsin State AFL-CIO
Wyoming State AFL-CIO
Yakima & South Counties Central Labor Council AFL-CIO
Religious Organizations

All Saints School
American Friends Service Committee
American Friends Service Committee of SENE
Rabbi Ronald L. Androphy
Annunciation Catholic Church
Archdiocesan Office for Social Justice, St. Paul/Minneapolis
Archdiocese of Baltimore, Beyond the Boundaries
Archdiocese of Chicago, Office of Peace and Justice
Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas
Archdiocese of San Antonio, Texas
Arkansas Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
Ascension RC Church
Bay Area Jewish Healing Center
Rabbi Leonard Beerman
Bishop Thomas Olmstead, Catholic Diocese of Wichita
Black American Baptists of Los Angeles
Blessed Sacrament Parish
Brookville Reformed Church
Buddhist Peace Fellowship
California Church IMPACT/California Council of Churches
Calvary CME Church
Campbell A.M.E. Church
Caribbean & American Family Services
Catholic Archdiocese, San Francisco
Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans
Catholic Charities Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey
Catholic Charities of Cleveland Ohio
Catholic Charities of Colorado Springs, Inc.
Catholic Charities of Kansas City
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Inc.
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese/ NY
Catholic Charities USA
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Sioux City
Catholic Charities-Archdiocese of Dubuque
Catholic Charities-Omaha
The Catholic Committee of the South
Catholic Diocese
Catholic Diocese of Providence
Catholic Labor Committee
Catholic Migration Office
Catholic Social Ministries
Catholic Social Services-Atlanta
Catholics for Justice
Center for Pastoral Life and Ministry, Diocese of Kansas City
Central Conference of American Rabbis (CCAR)
Central United Methodist Church
Rabbi Joshua Chasan
Chicago Interfaith Committee on Worker Issues
Chinese Catholic Information
Christ the King Parish
Christian Brothers
Church and Clergy Against Race Violence
Church Council of Greater Seattle
Church of the Brethren, Washington Office
Church of the Holy Cross
Church Women United Legislative Office
Cincinnati Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
Clergy Laity United For Economic Justice (CLUE)
Cleveland Diocesan Social Action Office
Rabbi Neil Comess-Daniels
Committee of Immigrants in Action at St. Teresa's Church
Congregation Bonai Jeshurun
Congregations United to Serve Humanity
COPTS
Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center
De La Salle Volunteers Church
Diocese of Cheyenne
Diocese of Dallas
Diocese of San Jose
Dominican Sisters of San Rafael
Dominican Sisters, Grand Rapids, MI
East Bay Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon
Cardinal Edward Egan, Archbishop of New York
Emanuel AME Church
Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles
Episcopal Vicar for the Hispanic Apostolate
The Espicopal Church, USA
First AME Bethel Church
First Baptist Church of Crown Heights
First Congregational UCC
First New Christian Fellowship
The First Presbyterian Church
Fordham Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis Cardinal George, Archbishop of Chicago
Rabbi Jerrold Goldstein
Grace Ministries
Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
Greater NY Labor/Religion Coalition
Heartland Central District Church
The Hindu Temple Society of North America
Hindu Temple Society of North America
Hispanic Ministry Office, Clifton, NJ
Hispanic Ministry Office, United Methodist Church
Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Humboldt Park United Methodist Church
Iglesia la Resureccion
Interfaith Action of Southwest Florida
The Interfaith Council on Religions, Race, Economic, and Social Justice
Islamic Society of North America
Rabbi Steve Jacobs
Jewish Fund for Justice
Jewish Labor Committee
Jews United for Justice
Judah International
Justice and Peace Office-Richmond Diocese
Kansas Catholics for Justice
Keystone Congregational Church -United Church of Christ
Labor Zionist Alliance
Latin American Action Team, Giddings-Lovejoy Presbytery
Macedonia AME Church
Cardinal Roger Mahony, Archdiocese of Los Angeles
Marin Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
Rabbi Randall C. Mark
Bishop Patrick J. McGrath
Metropolitan Alliance of Congregations, Chicago
Metropolitan AME
Metropolitan AME Church
Mid-South Interfaith Network for Economic Justice
Midwest Catholic Association Hispanic Ministry
Ministers' Alliance of Rhode Island
Missionaries of Saint Charles Scalabrinians
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart
Missouri Conference of United Methodists
Mormons for Equality and Social Justice
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
National Baptist Church
National Black Catholic Apostolate for Life
National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
New Hampshire Catholic Charities
NYC Labor/Religion Coalition
Oasis International
Office of Justice and Peace, Ursuline Sisters, East USA
Office of Hispanic Ministry, Catholic Diocese of Cleveland
Office of Justice and Peace, Catholic Diocese of Richmond
Oregon Farm Worker Ministry
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Our Lady of Sorrows
Our organization name is Sr. of St. Francis of Assisi-JPIC Committee
P. Francis Murphy Justice and Peace Initiative
Pax Christi USA National Council Member
Pax Christi USA: National Catholic Peace Movement
Pax Christi-Los Angeles
Peace and Christian Social Concerns Committee, Berkeley Friends Church
Peace and Justice Office of the Diocese of Kansas City
Rabbi Joseph Polak
Presbyterian Church USA
Presiding Elder AME Churches of Brooklyn
Progressive Jewish Alliance
Project IRENE
Rabbi James Ponet, Howard M. Holtzmann Jewish Chaplain at Yale
Rabbi Lewis Barth
Rabbis for Human Rights
Rabbis for Human Rights, North America
Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
Religious Education Office, Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas
Peligious Witness for Homeless People
Religious Witness with Homeless People
Rockford Urban Ministries
Bishop Frank J. Rodimer, Roman Catholic Diocese of Paterson, New Jersey
Roman Catholic Labor-Religion Coalition
Saint Barbara's, New York
Saint Benedict Catholic Church
Saint Brigid's Casa Mary Johanna
Saint Cajetan Church
Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
Saint Gregory the Great Church
Saint James Catholic Community Online
Saint Joseph's Church
Saint Michael Outreach Center
Saint Michael's Church
Saint Romero's Church
San Jose Episcopal Church
Santa Brigida
Secretariat for Social Justice, Diocese of Grand Rapids
Servite Coalition for Justice
Sisters of Charity, BVM
Sisters of Charity, Leavenworth Social Justice Committee
Society of Jesus (Jesuits), New Orleans
South Florida Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) of Greater Kansas City
St. Annos Church
St. Catherine AME Zion Church
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi-St. Blaise
St. John AME Church
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Vancouver, Washington
Tekiah: A Jewish Call to Action
The Progressive Baptist Convention
Trinity United Methodist Church
Union of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC)
Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
United Church of Christ Justice and Witness Ministries
United Community Baptist Church
United Methodist General Board of Church and Soliety
Ursuline Sisters of Tildonk
Rev. C.T. Vivian, Original Freedom Rider
Voices for Immigrant Justice/Acension Church
Washington Association of Churches
Washington Park United Church of Christ
Wider Church Ministries, United Church of God
Williams Institutional CME Church
Wilson County Baptist Association, Tennessee
Rabbi Arnold Jacob Wolf
Young Christian Workers USA
Young Christian Workers/Juventud Obrera Cristiana, Tampa, FL
Fr. Brian Zinnamon, St. Francis Xavier Church, Peace and Justice Committee
Community

12th District Community Liaison
18 Mai Committee
9to5 Colorado
A Territory Resource
Aasociacion Dominicanos Progresista
ABE-Alianca Brasileira nos Estados Unidos
ACORN, Los Angeles
ACORN, South Bay
Act Now To Stop War and End Racism (ANSWER)
Adams Morgan Community Association (DC)
African Services Committee
Alianza Dominicana
Alianzas
All Nations Community Service Organization
All People's Congress
Alliance for Democracy, MO Chapter
American Democratic Action
American Friends Service Committee, Kansas City
American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)
American-Bangladesh Friendship Association
Americans for Democratic Action
America's Future
Amigos Cafe
Ann Arbor Area Committee for Peace
Anti-Racist Action Bay Area
APOYO
Applied Research Center
Arab American Community Coalition, Seattle, Washington
Arabs Building Community
Arizona Advocacy Network Foundation
Arlington United for Justice with Peace
Asian Americans for Equality (AAFE)
Asian Counseling and Referral Service
Asian Law Alliance
Asian Law Caucus
Asian Pacific Islander Coalition of King and Pierce Counties
Asian Women's Shelter
Asians & Pacific Islanders for Reproductive Health (APIRH)
Asociacion Colombo Hispanoamericana
Association of Community Organizers for Reform Now (ACORN)
The Association of Concerned Guyanese--NJ
AVANCE Rio Grande Valley: Strengthening, Supporting and Educating Families Preventing, Child Abuse and Neglect
Baba Makhan Shah Lobana Sikh Center Inc.
Barrios Unidos
Bay Area and Vicinity Port Maritime Council
Bay Area Jewish Healing Center
Bay Area Labor Committee for Peace and Justice
Black American Political Association of CA (BAPAC)
Black Archives of Mid-America, Inc.
Black Radical Congress
Border Action Network
The Border Project
Boston Kenyans Association
The Brecht Forum
BRIDGE (Baltimore Regional Initiative Developing Genuine Equality)
Brighton Park Neighborhood Council
Brooklyn Parents for Peace
CA Laborers-Employers Cooperation and Education Trust
CAAV
California Congress of Seniors
California Congress of Seniors, Region 3
California Peace Action
Californians for Justice
Cambodian Association of Greater Philadelphia
Cambodian Society of Rhode Island
Casa Baltimore/Limay
Casa de Mexico-Chinese Staff
CASA Latina
Casa Mexico
CASA of Maryland
Casa Vicentina
Center for a Livable World
Center for Action and Social Assistance CASA
Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law
Center for Justice, Tolerance, and Community at the University of CA, Santa Cruz
Center for Marxist Education
Central American Refugee Committee
Central American Resource Center (CARECEN)-DC
Central American Resource Center, San Francisco
Central American Resource Center-DC
Centro Boliviano de Filantropia (CEBOFIL)
Centro Civico Colombiano
Centro de Ayuda
Centro De La Familia de Utah
Centro Legal de la Raza
Centro Salvadoreno
Centro Salvadoreno
Cesar E Chavez Drive Advancement Committee
Cesar E. Chavez National Holiday Campaign
Changemakers Fund, San Francisco
Chaya CDL
Chicago Coalition for the Homeless
Childhood Lead Action Project
Children’s Alliance
Chinese Community
Chinese Progressive Association
Chinese-American Planning Council
Citizen Action/ Illinios
Citizen Action of New York
Citizen Action-Wisconsin
Coalicion Garifuna USA
Coaliton Against Global Exploitation (CAGE)
Coalition for African Immigrants and Refugees
Coalition for Hispanic FS Foster Parent Association
Coalition of Hispanic Organizations
Colombia clama Justicia
Colorado Progressive Coalition
Comite Cesar Chavez
Comite Civico Boliviano
Comite Civico Ecuatoriano
Comite Civico Peruano
Comite Civico Venezolano
Comite de Solidad Mons. Romero
Comite Fiestas Patrias de Mexico
Comite Guadalupano Ascencion
Committee for a General Amnesty and Social Justice
Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.
Committees of Correspondence For Democracy & Socialism
Communist Party of MD/Northeast Club
Community Action Board
Community Alliance for Global Justice
Community Coalition
Community Coalition for Environmental Justice
Community Coalition for P and J
Conexion Americas, TN
Connecticut Citizen Action Group
Connecticut Migrant Health Network
Consejo de Federaciones Mexicanas
Council of Latino Agencies
Council of Pakistan Organization
Council on American Islamic Relations
Council on American-Islamic Relations-LA Chapter
Council on American-Islamic Relations-MD
Council on Arab Islamic Relations
Cross Border Labor Organizing Coalition
Cross Culture Coalition of Wilkes
Cross-Border Network for Justice and Solidarity
The Cultural Workers Consort
D.C. Anit-War Network
D.C. Asians for Peace and Justice
D.C. Coalition for Housing Justice
D.C. Employment Justice Center
Democratic Socialists of America
Democratic Socialists of America-Chicago
Denver City Council
Direct Action for Rights and Equality (DARE)
Dominican American National Roundtable
Dominican Sisters of Sparkhill
Domincan Women's Caucus
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy
East Bay Coalition
East Bay Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice
Ecuadorian Civic Committee of NY Inc.
El Centro de Servicios para Hispanos, Topeka, KS
El Centro Humanitario Para Los Trabajadores
El Centro, Inc.
Ella Hill Hutch Community Center
The Employment Project
ENDdependence Collective
English for Action
Environmental Health Coalition
Episcopal Community Services of Long Island
Ethiopian Community Center
Ethiopian Community Service and Development Council
Eugene-Springfield Solidarity Network
Farabundo Marti National Liberation-San Francisco
Federacion de Clubes Colimenses
Federation of Indian Americans
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Filipinos for Affirmative Actions
Fiscal Policy Institute
Florida Fair Trade Coalition
Flushing Meadow Corona Park Conservancy
Foro LatinoAmericano
The Fund for Community Progress
Fundacion Mexico
Futuro
GABRIELA Network-DC Chapter
Gamaliel
Gem Educational and Cultural Arts Center
Georgia Rural Urban Summit
Global Exchange
Global Women of Baltimore
Good Old Lower East Side
Good Work
Goodwill
Grassroots Leadership
Gray Panthers of Metropolitan Washington
Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
Greek Community
Guadalupe Centers, Inc.
Guyanese Solidarity Movement
Haitian American Community Service Center of Atlanta
Hate Free Zone Campaign of Washington
Hayward Democratic Club
Healing Our Borders
Hermanas Unidas de UCLA
Hermanos y Hermanas Mayores
Hispanic Contractors Association of Rhode Island
Hispanic Federation
Hispanic Latino Coalition
Hispanic Organizations Leadership Alliance (HOLA)
Honduran Centro America Parade
Howard Area Community Center, Chicago, IL
Human Rights Project, Urban Justice Center
Human services Coalition of Miami-Dade County, Inc.
Idaho Community Action Network
Illinois ACORN
Illinois Hunger Coalition
Immigrant American Leadership Forum
Immigrant Resource Cultural Center
Immigrant Workers' Rights Coalition
Indian People Organizing for Change
Institute for Labor Studies and Research
Institute for the Study and Practice of Nonviolence
Interfaith Council on Religion, Race, Social and Economic Justice
International Institute of San Francisco
International Socialist Organization
Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence
ISAIAH
Italian Hospital Society
Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement House
Jamalali Uagucha, Inc.
Japanese American Citizens League-Seattle Chapter
Jews for Equal Rights for Immigrant Communities, East Bay Alliance (JERICO)
Jews for Racial & Economic Justice
Job Opportunities Task Force
Jobs and Affordable Housing Coalition (JAHC)
Jobs with Justice-Student Labor Action Project
Jonah House Community
Juan Pablo Duarte Foundation
Justice is the Unifying Message Project (JUMP)
Kansas Advisory Committee on Hispanic Affairs
Kansas City Harmony
Kansas Youth Office
Korean American Resource and Cultural Center
The Korean-American Senior Citizens Counseling Center
Korean-American Society of Greater Kansas City
(LAANE) LA Alliance for A New Economy
La Raza Political Club
La Union del Pueblo Entero (LUPE)
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement- Westchester County
Labor Project for Working Families
Las Vegas Major Soccer League
Latin American Cultural Center for Queens
Latin American Intergration Center (LAIC)
Latin American Resource Center, LARC
Latin American Solidarity
Latino Commission of Democratic Socialists of America
Latino Family Services
Latino Health and Community Service Inc in South Portland Maine
Latino Leadership Institute
Latino Leadership Roundtable of Alameda County
Latino Worker Center
Latinos for Peace

League of United Latin American Citizens, Kansas Chapter
League of United Latin American Citizens, Kansas City Missouri Chapter
Lesbian and Gay Immigration RIghts Task Force, San Francisco Chapter
Let's Get Free
Liberian Association of Rhode Island
Living Wage Coalition of Sonoma County
Long Island School of the Americas Watch
Los Angeles Coalition to End Hunger and Homelessness
Los Angeles Urban League
Lucha Unida
M & S Violations Inc.
MADRE, An International Women's Rights Org
Make the Road By Walking
MANA de Orange County
Manos de Esperanza
Marin County Democratic Club
Marin Peace and Justice Coalition
Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Committee
Maryland Latino Coalition for Justice
Mary's Center for Maternal & Child Care, Inc.
Mason Tenders' District Council PAC
Mattie Rhodes Center
McManus Democratic Club
Mercury Cafe
Metropolitan Alliance of Community Centers, Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN
Mexican American Political Association
Mexican American Students Alliance (MASA)
Mexican American Workers Association
Mexican Sports Federation
Mexicano por el Progeso
Minnesota Alliance of Peacemakers
Minnesota Fair Trade Coalition
Minority Caucus of the Young Democrats of America
Minority Executive Directors Coalition
Mississippi Families for Kids
Mississippi Workers' Center for Human Rights
Missouri Association for Social Welfare
Movement for Peace in Columbia
Movimiento Civico Ecuador Posible Inc.
Movimiento Colombano por la Paz
Muslim Public Affairs Council
National Campaign for Jobs & Income Support
National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development
National Conference for Community and Justice, Kansas City Region
National Council of La Raza
National Council of Women's Organizations
National Employment Law Project
National Ethnic Coalition of Organization
National Fair Housing Alliance
National Farm Worker Ministry
National Federation of Filipino American Associations
National Hispanic Women's Conference
National Hispanic/Latino Presbyterian Church, USA
National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
National Organization for Women
National People's Action
Neighbors' Consejo
Nevada Shakespeare Company
New Jersey Solidarity
New York Civic Participation Project
New York Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
New York State Federation of Hispanic Chambers of Commerce (NYSFHCC)
New-American Democratic Club, Inc.
No More Sweatshops!
Not in Our Name -Seattle
Nuevo Capitulo de LCLAA, Providence, RI
NYC AIDS Housing Network
Ocean State Action
Office of the Americas
One People's Project
Orange County Community Housing Corporation, Santa Ana, California
Oregon Action
Organizacion Latino Americana of Eastern Long Island
Orlando's Market
Padres Unidos
Pakistan American Civic & Culture Organization of North America
Pakistan Independence Day Parade Committee
Peace and Social Justice Center of South Central Kansas
People United for a Better Oakland
People United for the Legalization of Students (PLUS)
People’s Coalition for Justice
Petroleum Club of Houston
Philadelphia Area Jobs With Justice
Philippine Worker Center
Playa Azul
Pledge of Resistance, Baltimore
Polish American Congress (PAC)
Progressive Maryland
Progressive Redevelopment, Inc.
Project Alchemy
Project Equality
Project South
Projecto
Projecto Common Touch
Psicologo Peruano
Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund (PRLDEF)
Queers For Peace And Justice
Raza Womyn de UCLA
Resource Center of the Americas
reStart, Inc.
Rhode Island ACORN
Rhode Island Labor History Society
Rhode Island Latino Civic Fund
Rights for All People
Saint Joseph the Worker, Social Justice Committee
Salvadoran-American National Network
Samali Uagucha Inc.
San Francisco Coalition
San Francisco Day Laborers Program
San Francisco Democratic Central Committee
San Jose
San Romeros de las Americas
Santa Clara and San Benito Counties Building Trades
Santa Clara County Human Relations
School for All
Seminarians for Worker Justice
Sikh Coalition
Silicon Valley
Sinsinawa Dominican Peace and Justice Office
Sisa Pokari
Sister to Sister
Sisters of Charity, BVM
Solidarity
Somali Community Services
South Asian American Club of North America
South Asian Club
South Asian Youth Action
South Carolina Progressive Network of the Low County
Southeast Asian Community Center
Southeast MN Alliance of Peacemakers
Southern Anti-Raciscm Network (SARN)
Southerners on New Ground (SONG)
Southside Community Mission
Spanish Action League of Onondaga County, Inc.
STITCH
Stonewall Democratic Club- Los Angeles
Sunflower Community Action, Hispanos Unidos Chapter
Tenants' and Workers' Support Committee
The Chicano/Latino Democrats of Southern Alameda County
The Federation of Souther Cooperatives/Land Assistance Fund, Texas
The National Mobilization Against Sweatshops (NMASS)
Thinking People
TODEC Legal Center
Topanga Peace Alliance
U.S. Guatemala Chamber of Commerce, California Chapter
UBC
Unidad Hondurena / Honduran Unity
United Arab Society
United for Peace and Justice
United Puerto Rican Organization of Sunset Park (UpRose)
United Workers Committee at Progreso Latino
Urban Justice
Urban League of Seattle
Urban Strategy
USAction
Utah Progressive Network
Vietnamese Initiatives in Economic Training (VIET)
Virginia Muslim Coalition for Public Affairs
Voces de la Frontera: Campaign For A Sustainable Milwaukee
Voice of Bangledesh Inc. USA
Voluntarios de la Comunidad
Washington ACORN
Washington Citizen Action
Washington Inner City Self Help
Women in Islam, Inc.
Women of Color Alliance
Women of Color Resource Center
Women Watch Afrika, Inc.
Women's Development Center
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Workers' World P

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