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SEVENTH NATIONAL CONFERENCE
of the NEW CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

November 7-9, 2003 at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor


Over the weekend of November 7-9, a conference of young civil rights organizers is taking place at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Many student civil rights organizers from across the country, from Florida to New York to Texas to California are desperate to go. By organizing and standing together, we won the historic US Supreme Court victory for affirmative action this summer.
 
Black Republican businessman and University California Regent Ward Connerly is now attempting to nullify the US Supreme Court ruling upholding affirmative action at the University of Michigan by bringing a Prop 209-style ballot to Michigan. The right wing opponents of civil rights know that if they can nullify the US Supreme Court decision by a vote, they will be able to bring their roll-back to ever state in the country.

WE CAN STOP THEM. Their whole effort to dismantle the gains of the last Civil Rights Movement can be stopped. We have delivered them a series of defeats: We mobilized over 50,000 people to march on the US Supreme Court when the heard the Michigan cases and scored a stunning, historic win. Recently, we mobilized in California and beat Ward Connerly's "Racial Privacy Initiative" - Proposition 54. The young organizers of the new civil rights movement are the ones who have been leading this fight. We need your help. WE HAVE HISTORY IN OUR HANDS - but we must be organized.

We are appealing to you to help us get to this civil rights conference. We will
sleep on floors. We will work very hard to defend what has been won and to move
our society forward. We simply do not have enough money for transportation to the
Michigan conference.

PLEASE HELP GET US THERE. PLEASE SPONSOR A STUDENT.


 
  

       
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For questions, please contact: Donna Stern, BAMN - 313-526-9023 donnastern@bamn.com

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