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‘Without struggle, there can be no progress’
Published Feb 19, 2011 7:18 AM
The International Action Center outreach table at the African-American
History Month celebration at Southwestern College in Chula Vista, Calif., on
Feb. 12 provoked much interest and discussion among student, faculty and
community attendees. People were attracted by the IAC banner, which included
Frederick Douglass’ profound observation, “Without a struggle,
there can be no progress.” And Egypt was on everyone’s mind. Among
the IAC literature on display, Fred Goldstein’s book, “Low-Wage
Capitalism,” attracted a lot of interest. Many copies of Workers World
newspaper were distributed. Pictured from left to right are Lanetta Wilkes of
San Diego African American Writers and Artists, Gloria Verdieu of the San Diego
International Action Center and San Diego people’s poet Silvia
Telafaro.
— Bob McCubbin
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