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Molly Gibbs, Port Militarization Resistance
Port Militarization Resistance: We must act locally and directly to stop the US Occupation of Iraq

First week at Camp Quixote
Ray Kavick
First week at Camp Quixote

The Poor People's Union declares victory and prepares for the next stage
Tony Zaragoza
The Poor People's Union declares victory and prepares for the next stage

Janet Blanding
Domestic Partnership: A First Step Toward Marriage Equality

Brendan Williams
Brendan Williams Sponsors Domestic Partnership Bill

T. J. Johnson
Olympia City Councilmember TJ Johnson responds to the Council's resolution to end the US Occupation of Iraq

Port Militarization Resistance
Applying the tools of democracy at the Port of Olympia: Port Militarization Update

Marco Rosaire Rossi
Why we need reparations for Iraq: Iraq can enrich itself and the world with its potential

Sergei Holmes
End the war with George Bush jokes

Peter Bohmer
End US imperial wars!

Welfare Rights Organizing Coalition
Harsh sanctions for families on welfare

Mistrial declared as Army's case flounders: Watada follows military rules on dissent
Ann Wright
Mistrial declared as Army's case flounders: Watada follows military rules on dissent

How Lt. Watada and the GI resistance movement beat the Army
Jeff Paterson
How Lt. Watada and the GI resistance movement beat the Army

A letter from Lt. Watada to supporters
Ehren Watada
A letter from Lt. Watada to supporters

Photo: Supporters and Residents at Camp Quixote

author : Sandy Mayes topic : Camp Quixote | homelessness

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Camp Quixote residents and guests find ways to entertain themselves, despite the weather. February 7, 2007. (Photo by Sandy Mayes)