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Features an image of lady liberty blindfolded and gagged. "An Informed Citizenry is the Safeguard of Democracy -- Thomas Jefferson." "Everyone of us comes into contact with the system of justice -- as it changes, so must we change our lives. From the passing of a law -- to the police enforcement -- to the courts -- to the jails -- the system is large, complicated, and affects us all. What we don't know can hurt us. Everyone should understand the judicial process; should know his or her rights and how to use them. We think that during the last 4 years, our democratic rights have been seriously damaged; we are coming together to try and understand what has happened and how we can change it. We hope you will come." Sessions held at Morris Dailey Auditorium, at San Jose State University. Speakers included Leonard Weinglass, Fran Escalante, Lynn Cooper, Richard Hongisto, Linda Castro, Caesar Moore, Elizabeth Cobey, Tony Amsterdam, Susan Jordan, Tony Quintero, Jerry Hawes, Senator Michael Gravel, Howard Moore, Sal Alvarez, Wenty Williams, and Rev. Bill Baird. Also on the program: Red Star Singers Films "Break and Enter"; "Army"; "Only the Beginning." "Salt of the Earth" and "NOW" films. Teatro de la Gente. Sponsored by the National Lawyers Guild, Graphic Offensive, and New College Class 120 L.
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C1F59DAD-A0EA-4528-A6CE-103755284363 2021-24-1
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Justice Legal education Meetings Nineteen seventies (LCSH) Political activists Civil liberties Civil rights San Jose State University Nixon, Richard M
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