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Cindy Corrie
Remarks for The Evergreen State College Graduation

TESC Graduation 2003: Rachel, Palestine, Israel and Us
TESC Graduation 2003: Rachel, Palestine, Israel and Us

Alice Zillah
United For Peace and Justice Conference

Jenni Minner
Dissent and Independence Day

Gabrielle Jordan-Cooley
Community Response to Welfare Cuts

Welfare Rights Olympia
Open Letter to Governor Locke

Meghan McDonough
Brewery Closing Sparks Community Action

Stanley Stahl
Staying Inactive Is Downright Foolish: Reaction to Proposed Conference Center

Jeffrey Denison
SEPA Violations in Conference Center Planning

R Jay Hershey
An Injury To One: On Wal-Mart and the UFCW

Drew Hendricks
LEIU - Brutality in Seattle

Drew Hendricks
LEIU:After-Action Report

Drew Hendricks
LEIU Organizers are from Olympia Area

Thom Hartmann
How An Earlier "Patriot Act" Law Brought Down A President

Norman Solomon
Media Beat: The Media Politics of Impeachment


Women in Black at Graduation

author : Sandy Mayes

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Women In Black hold vigil at graduation (photo by Sandy Mayes)

Women in Black

Women in Black is an international women's peace movement that began in Israel in 1988 when Jewish and Palestinian Israeli women gathered in Israel to protest the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza and to call for an end to violent conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. Today Women in Black vigils continue in Israel as well as around the world in such countries as the U.S., England, India, Italy, Spain, Australia, Azerbaijan and Serbia.

The Women in Black vigil at this year's ceremony was initiated by a graduating student and coordinated with Women in Black activists from around Washington State. They held a silent vigil mourning Rachel Corrie and calling for a US investigation into her killing.