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  • After U.S. invades Iraq, protests circle the globe

    After U.S. invades Iraq, protests circle the globe

    March 27, 2003

    In the wake of last week’s attack on Iraq by U.S. and British troops, millions around the world poured into the streets for practically continuous anti-war actions. A small sampling follows. In India, thousands organized by...

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  • Cesar Chavez: A legacy for peace, justice and non-violence

    Cesar Chavez: A legacy for peace, justice and non-violence

    March 27, 2003 By Evelina Alarcon

    LOS ANGELES – As protests against the war in Iraq grow across our nation, it is not uncommon for leaders to invoke the name of Cesar Chavez, the founding president of the United Farm Workers.

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  • Stop the war on our people

    Stop the war on our people

    March 27, 2003

    SHAQLAWA, Iraqi Kurdistan – At dawn, on Thursday, March 20, 2003, Iraq suffered what we have always feared and warned against. The U.S. forces launched their first missile attack on Iraq, signaling the breakout of the...

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  • World leaders: Iraq war unjustified

    World leaders: Iraq war unjustified

    March 22, 2003 By Fred Gaboury

    The decision by George W. Bush to launch a preemptive military strike against Iraq brought angry protests from apprehensive governments around the world.

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  • A celebrity, but first a citizen

    A celebrity, but first a citizen

    March 21, 2003

    Actor Martin Sheen defended the rights of Hollywood anti-war activists to express their views, in an opinion piece published Mar. 17 in The Los Angeles Times, titled “A celebrity, but first a citizen.” “Whether celebrity or...

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