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Martin"~uther
King, Jr. has
in Vietnem,and suffereddisproportdead for nearly a generation. The
ionatelyhigh casualties
becausethey
politicalenvironmentwhich defined were unfairly ordered into combat
his activities, the oppressive
units. While the NAACP and the
conditionsof legal segregationand Urban League, fearing political
political disenfranchisement, no
retaliation,
cautionedagainstcivil
longerexist.It is easy,therefore,
forl rights involvement in the Vietnam
those
who had opposed
the
War debate, King made the decision
democraticsocialvisionof Dr. King to alignhis political
beliefswithhis
On Monday January 8th, the two
caseto the City"Attorney’
because,
as
whilehe was alive,such as President ethicalhate of war. Againstbitter
misdemeanor
charges
against
Arnie
Bush, to provide platitudes about attacks, Martin urged Black
Lieutenant
Dyer said,"Arniehas been ,,,,.
Schoenbergwere droppedin pre-trial involved
in otherincidents
and he just
’racialequalityand justice.In the Americans to reject American
negotiations. The misdemeanor
doesn’t seem to get the message."
wreckageof the destructionof the ~~’ imperialismabroad,and the sterile
When asked what he thinks the
U.S. Civil Rights Commission, the
logic of crusadinganti-Communism. charges of resisting arrest and
vandalismstemmedfrom his role in
message
is thatthepolicearetryingto
absence of enforcement
for
King inspiredmillionsto opposethe
organizing
the April21 demonstration impartto the students,
Arniereplyed,
affirmative action and equal
U.S.wareffort.
at the RibbonCuttingof UCSD’sHigh "Shut up and Buy!"
opportunity
legislation,
and the policy
But Martin’s political legacy
PriceCenter.
of ignoringthe mountingtragediesof transcendedthe issueof Vietnam.He
"They knew they were fucked if
Black unemployment, homelessness beganto recognize
The demonstration exposed the
they took it to trial,so they backed
thatthe poilitical
and growing poverty, most white
corruptionof administratorslike down," Arnie said of Monday’s preprogram of integration
was
Americanpoliticianshide behind the insufficient
TommyTucker,and theirinabilityto trialnegotiations,
"it’sreallyonlya
to achievethe material
soothingimageof King as an advocate basisof equalityfor peopleof color
respect the fundamentalrights of
ninetypercent
victory,
’causeI hadto
of racial peace. They fear the
students-suchas freespeech.
Instead cop to P.C. §415(2)per19e,disturbing
withintheU.S.He beganto callfor the
disturbing implications of King’s nationalization
of working
in theinterests
of students, the peace(or shouldwe say war) at
of basicindustries,
in
economic and social demands for
university through loud and
orderto guarantee
jobsfor the central this sordid bureaucracypushes its
restructuring
America’s
socialorderin cities.Martin favoreda plan for a
own agenda, and trys to crush any
unreasonable
noise,but it’s only an
the finalyearsof hislife,and pretend guaranteedincomefor all Americans, dissention.
infraction,
likea traffic
ticket,
so I got
that this final,radicalphaseof his and expanded social programs. To
everything I wanted: no criminal
During the demonstration, the
political
careerneverexisted.
record,no fines, and no probation,
financethis domesticreconstruction, police shoved and manhandledboth
Black politicians
have a different massive reductionsin the Pentagon
demonstratorsand bystandersalike. withouthaving to spend two days in
court.
responsibility
to be truthfulwithin budget would be required. American
Though five demonstrators were
African-American
history.To be sure, foreignpolicy abroad would have to
arrested on charges ranging ~om
"Thiscourtshitis overwithme, but
assaulting an officer to popping the issueswe addressedat the rally
Martin symbolized the struggle to
pull back from its support for
desegregate the racist South, to
have only gotten worse: the Price
imperialism,economic exploitation balloons, none of them were
convicted
of any crime.Four students Centeris stillan un-freespeecharea,
dismantle the structures of civil and political
domination.
were chargedthroughthe university the Pub’sa goner,and the Co-opsare
inequality. His famous "1 Have a
Martin’spolitical
visionalsomakes
Dream" speech,given on the steps of sense for the 1990’s. We must
judicial board system and their
gettingattackedall over the place,"
charges
were
either
dropped
or
they
the Lincoln Memorial on the hot
and Arnie emphasized,
"the
advocate certain socioeconomic
August afternoonin 1963, spoke for
were slappedon the wrist.
administration
will only stop fucking
prerequisites
forfullparticipation
in a
the democratic sacrifices and
democracy,such as the human right
Arnie was not arrestedduring the withus when all of us, each and every
struggles of millions of African- to a job,thehumanrightnotto starve, demonstration
but the policesent his one of us, stands up and takes
responsiblity
for our campus."
Americans,
fromthe abolitionists
like the rightto decenthousingand free
Frederik Douglass and Sojourner
medicalcare.Martinwouldinsistthat Loo o_o o o ¯ o a o o o o ooo ~ o o oo o o oo o o a o oo o o oooo o oan~ o
Truthto theearlycivilrightscrusaders the battleagainst
Non-Profit
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had gained some degree of success directlyconnectedwith urban crime.
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No.256
withinthecultural,
socialandpolitical And the answer to urban chaos,
hierarchyof white Americaowe part Martin would tell us, is not more
of the.jraccomplishment
to King and
police and capital punishment.The
to thousands of other nameless
termination
of drugs,crimeand social
freedom fighters, who demanded a
unrestwill come about only with the
redefinition
of democracybeyondthe total reconstruction
of the central
colorline.
cities,requiring
the cancellation
of
Butcivilrightswasnottheonlyissue billionsof dollarsfrom the military
to divideAmeric-in the 1960’s.Under budget. The real legacy of Martin
the Johnsonadministration,
the U.S. Luther King demands a rededication
had sent over one halfamilliontroops to the struggle to create both a
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to southeast Asia. Black Americans politicaland economicdemocracyin
Please Renew Todayl
represented
one out of sevensoldiers America.
by Dr. Manning Marable
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The event was organized by the
PartidoRevolucionario
(Partyof the
Binational
’omen’s
Forum
in Tijuana
by Raquel Morra
Feministactivistsfrom the US and
Mexico gathered for a binational
Women’s Forum on November 25,
1989,in Tijuana.
Independent
activists
and representatives from women’s
organizations
came from San
Francisco,San Diego,Monterrey,and
Mexico City. They discussed
reproductive
rights,the stateof the
women’s
movement
and the
condition of women in the U.S. and
Mexico in a day-longforum devoted
to e, stablishing
binational
ties.The
event was held at the Autonomous
Universityof Baja California(the
UABC) in Tijuana.A recentlyformed
women’scollective
in Tijuana,"Factor
Equis"(FactorX),organized
theevent.
The discussion in the forum
revealed the complexity of the
women’s movement in Mexico where
abortion is illegal. Women from
different provinces of Mexico gave
accounts of vastly different
conditions.While in Tijuana women
could openly debate the issue of
abortionand its legalization
in the
local press (although conservative
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10-yearold Salvadorancivil war. A
recentReuterscasuahytoll (1/8/90)
CardenasDem°cratiCgrouping,Rev°luti°n’PRI)’LACoalicionapr°’Pro.
reported6,684 combatantsfor 1989.
Derechos de La Raza (the People’s
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Most of the 70,000 were civillians ~.
Human Rights Coalition), and the
killed by death squads in an early
’ 11:00-2:30Mondayto Friday
Partido Revolucionario de Los
1980santileftistcampaign.
Currently :II,
Trabajadores
(Revolutionary
Party of
theU.S.spends1.4milliontaxdollars ~’
the Workers-PRT,
the mexicansection per day in overt aid. Information
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of the fourth International).San
aboutEl Salvadorand the new Human
special
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such as
Diegans also attended,featuring a
RightsCoalitioncan beobtained
from
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speaker from the Raza Rights
the Central American Information
Mousaka,
Lasagna,
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Coalition,
a local Chicano
Center by phoning583-2925.
Indian,
organization. La Coalicion ProPlusAllYouCanEats
Derechosde La Raza in Tijuanahopes
Pizza,SoupandSalad
Wednesday 5-7 PM
to begin organizingon a binational
levelaccording
to participants.
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women wrote back that they were
"abusingthe rightof free speech"),
women in Monterrey might be
virtually’lynched’for utteringthe
word, and in MexicoCity last year 8
women were arrested and tortured
for being in a clandestineabortion
clinic. One woman who endured the
tortureattendedthe forum and spoke
about her ordeal.
The eventwas weak in its binational
aspect as there were few US
participants.Two representatives
from a San Francisco Women’s
Photo by Elena Rios
Collectiveand several independent
activistsfrom San Diegoattended.A
representative from Womancare, a
San Diego women’s clinic discussed
health care and the recent wave of
clinicdefensesagainstFundamentalist
Christians.
Factor Equis is planning a
conferencefor the weekendof March
10th and 11th in Tijuanato celebrate
InternationalWomen’sDay, March 8.
FactorEquiswilladvertise
theeventin
upcomingeditionsof localjournals.
Tijuana Rally against US aid to E! S
Over 200 peopleprotestedUS aid to
El Salvadoron Dec.9,1989 in Tijuana.
Mexicano and Chicano speakers
condemned the US government’s$1.4
million
per day fundingof the rig,htwing ARENA (NationalistRepublican
Alliance)governmentof El Salvador.
The rally was followed by a lively
march through several blocks of
downtown Tijuana. The event was
organized by a new Tijuana based
human rightscoalitionand supported
by severalpolitical
organizations.
The rallybeganin the middleof the
intersection
of 2nd and Constitution
at about dusk, blocking traffic.
Speakers condemned U.S. aid to El
Salvador,assertingt!;at the ARENA
lvador
Photo by Elena Rios
Photo by Elena Rios
Panama: Might Makes Right?
by Dr. Manning Marable
government "wouldn’t stand a day"
amidstthe popularuprising
withoutit.
They linkedU.S. aid to LatinAmerican
dictatorships with the economic
impoverishment,terrorizationand
migration of workers. Speakers
pointed out that the same economic
and politicalforceslead to similar
events along the Tijuana-SanDiego
border. Throughout the speeches
they emphasizedthe right of nations
to self-determination and the
necessity of people to organize
againstthe brutalityof right-wing
governments.
As darkness set in the rally was
followedby a march around several
blocl~s of downtown Tijuana.
-i
Photo by Elena Rios
Tijuanagrafitti,
January1990.Photoby Elena
Marchers chanted "Aqui y Alia, El
SalvadorVencera"("Here and There,
El Salvador will Win") and other
slogans.Bannersdemandedan end to
U.S. intervention:one banner read
"Wedon’tkillpriests"
referring
to the
recentpoliticalassasination
of six
Jesuitpriests
by a military
deathsquad.
Supportivemotorists droppedmoney
into cans beingcirculated
by protest
organizers
as curioustouristspeered
from disco balconies. An American
flag was burneden routeto symbolize
anger and disgustat U.S government
complicity
in Salvadoran
terror.Later,
effigies of Uncle Sam and his ally
Christiani,
the Salvadoran
president,
were also toasted as the march
returned
to itsoriginal
location
of 2nd
and Constitution.
The American invasion of Panama
was widelyapplaudedon CapitalHill
and by the mediaas a necessary
step to
ensure democracy and to check the
international
trafficof cocaine.But
afterless than one week of fighting,
the grim realities
of militarism
began
to be measured:nearlythreehundred
Americantroops killed or wounded,
seventeen hundred Panamanians
detained, thousands homeless,
massive social and economic chaos.
The Total Americanoccupationforce
exceeded24,000,and the prospectof
maintaining
a militarypresencein the
streets
of PanamaCityto maintain
civil
order became startlinglyreal. The
Bush Administration
expecteda quick
and cleanmilitary
striketo decapitate
a widely despised despot, General
Manuel Antonio Noriega, but was
immediately bogged down into a
quagmireof social disruption.What
had gone wrong in Washington’s
calculations?
For more than two years, the
Reagan and Bush administrations
have attempted to establish the
political
rationale
to launcha military
assaultagainstthe Noriegaregime.
Weeks before the actual invasion,
Bush had authorizedthe draftingof
military plans, had rehearsed
strategies,and had secretly moved
tanks and helicopters
into
Panama.TheBush administrationwas
waitingfor a provocation,and when
an Americansoldierwas killedin midDecember, and Noriega subsequently
declaredthat a "stateof war" existed
with the UnitedStates,they had the
excusefor action.
d ru mbeatof thepresscorps,withflags
flying, the American public would
now acceptthe grimspectreof its sons
and and fatherscominghome in body
bags.
On Dec. 22, San Diegansprotestthe invasionof Panama in front of the
FederalBuilding.Photoby ElenaRios
But the invasion and its wide
popularity
withinthe Americanpublic
has obscured some fundamental
issues. Who is Noriega, anyway?
When Bush blusters on television
againstthe Panamanian
"dictator",
he
doesn’tsay thatNoriegawas largelya
creation of the U.S., Noriega was
placed on the Central Intelligence
Agency’spayrollin 1976, when Bush
himselfwas head of the CIA. Noriega
was considered
a valuableally to U.S.
interestswhen he turnedin narcotics
smugglersoperatinginside Central
America, and assisted American
attemptsto overthrowNicaraguaby
supportingthe Contras. Only when
the domesticwar on drugs became a
hot issue,and both Reagan and Bush
were lookingfor foreignscapegoats
to publicize their supposed
commitment to fighting cocaine
traffic
in LatinAmerica,
wasit decided
that Noriegawas expendible.
Both the mediaand the politicians
triedto turnNoriegaintoa monster
in
the eyes of the Americanpublic.He
was portrayeda cocainefreak,into
voodoo,perversesexual practices,
and sadistic terrorism. The same
demagoguery
used to attack
Ayatollah Khomeini of Iran and
Libyan leader Muammar eI-Khaddafi
was employed.In secretnegotiations
withCongress
this fall,Bush obtained
$3 million to finance a coup to
overthrowNoriega.Finally,when the
troopswere called,to the patriotic
But two snags in the blue print
occurred immediately. First, the
nationsof Latin America,which had
no love lost for Noriega,recognize
that the U.S. has absolutely
no legal
justification
in international
law for
sendingin troops.The U.S. backedthe
fascist dictatorship in Chile,
responsible for the murders of
thousands. The notorious death
squadsin El Salvadorconnectedwith
the U.S.-backed regime, commit
executionsand rape with impunity.
But whenever
a progressive
government emerges, dedicated to
the eradication
of poverty,
illiteracy,
hunger,
and U.S. economic
domination, whether in Nicaragua
today or Guatemala three decades
ago, U.S. muscleand mightis used to
destabilize these states. Almost
unanimously,Third World countries
recognizedthat their own interests
were best served by condemningthe
U.S. invasionof Panama.
The second and still unanswered
questionis whetherthe SovietUnion,
witnessing
the U.S.militaryactionin
its so-called"sphereof influence",
willusethisas a pretext
forrepression
of domestic nationalist
and
democratic movements. Might does
not make right,and the best step we
can take to ensure democracyabroad
is to demandthaiall U.S.troopscome
home.
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and the Third World Studies program cosponsor the Political Film Series, San
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Community Congress of San Diego will
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organizations.
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YANO educate high school studentsabout
the real natureof the militaryand war.
ProjectYANO was formedby a coalitionof
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I st WEDNESDAYS
them about other alternatives for job
Big MountainSupport Group.7 pro, 2202 training and public service. It places
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careerfairsand seeksaccessto schoolson
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Women,l_atino and African-American
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SierraClub Nuclear Issues Committee,7
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Live and work in the
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