Individuals:
Pam Africa
Sam Anderson, professor-author, Medgar Evers College
Carmen Applewhite, special ed. teacher
Charles Barron, NYC Councilmember
Inez Barron, NY State Assemblymember
Moe Beasley, actor, writer, activist
Rosa Clemente
Kerry DeBruce, Art Director, Kladcreative
Claudia De la Cruz, Iglesia San Romero de Las Americas – UCC
Teresa Gutierrez, May 1st Coalition for Workers and Immigrant Rights
Larry Hamm, Chair, People’s Organization for Progress
Dyane Harvey, founding member, Forces of Nature Dance Theatre
Fred Ho
Larry Holmes, Bail Out the People Movement
Michael Hooper, Founder, Roots Revisited
Dr. Leonard Jeffries, Professor of Africana Studies and Social Science, City College of New York
Dr. Rosalind Jeffries
Sister Khefra Jones
Woodie King, Producing Director, New Federal Theatre
Shadidi Bea Kinsey, Vice Chair, NAKO; Executive Director, Peace Health Center, Brooklyn
Bob Law, Radio Pioneer, community activist
Muntu Law, owner, Namaskar Health Store, Bob Law’s Fish Food Restaurant
Akinlabi Mackall
Esperanza Martell, human rights activist and educator
Dennis Moynihan, former Outreach Director, Democracy Now!
*Gil Noble, host, “Like It Is,” ABC Ch. 7
Ralph Poynter
Kevin Powell, activist-writer
Don Rojas, former General Manager, WBAI
Abdel R. Salaam, Artistic Director
Dr. Segun Shabaka, Chair/New York Chapter, National Association Of Kawaida Organizations (NAKO)
James Small, professor
Nana Soul, artist, producer of “On the Move: Sounds Inspired by Mumia Abu-Jamal”
Brenda Stokely, community activist
Roger Wareham, attorney
Michael Tarif Warren, prominent human rights attorney; former Justice & Unity member of WBAI Local Station Board
Evelyn Warren, attorney
Usavior Washington, producer, “Disappearing Voices: The Decline of Black Radio” documentary
Jitu Weusi, educator/community activist
Sid Wilson, Chair, Family & Friends of Dr. Mutulu Shakur
Tim Wise, anti-racist educator
Organizations:
ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power)
Alberto Lovera Bolivarian Circle of New York (Venezuela solidarity)
Artists and Activists United for Peace (AAUP)
Asia Pacific Action
Bail Out People Movement
Centro Laboral Sisa Pakari
December 12th Movement
Fight Imperialism Stand Together (FIST)
Free Mumia Abu-Jamal Coalition
Guyanese American Workers United
Haitian Coalition to Support the Struggle in Haiti (KAKOLA)
Harlem Tenants Council
Hon. Marcus Garvey Holistic Center (Brooklyn)
International Action Center
International Support Haiti Network
Jersey City Peace Movement
Lynne Stewart Organization
May 1st Coalition for Workers and Immigrants Rights
Million Worker March Movement
New Abolitionist Movement
New York Committee to Free the Cuba 5
Organizing For Fair Accessible Independent Radio (OFF AIR)
Pakistan USA Freedom Forum
People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond
People’s Organization for Progress
Queers for Peace and Justice
Resistance in Brooklyn
Roots Revisited
S.E.E.D.S.
Tri-State Save “Like It Is” Coalition
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