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Date: Sun, 26 Oct 1997 23:15:21 -0200
From: Ed Schwartz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Million Womans' March: Platform

>                       1. National support for Congresswoman Maxine
                        Waters, in the efforts to effectively bring
                      about a probe into the CIA's (alleged)
>                       participation and its relationship to the
>                       influx of drugs into the African American
>                       community.
> 
>                       2. The development and completion of Black
>                       independent schools with a 21st Century
>                       focus from pre-K through 12th grade.
> 
>                       3. The formation of progressive mechanisms
>                       that will qualitatively address the
>                       development and advancement of Black women
>                       upon leaving the penal system.
> 
>                       4. The development of healthy facilities
>                       that can offer preventive and therapeutic
>                       treatment with a major emphasis on
>                       alternative and traditional medicine.
> 
>                       5. The formation of Rites of Passage
>                       centers/academics which provide continual
>                       programming in addition to assigned
>                       enrollment periods.
> 
>                       6. The further development of Black women,
>                       who are or who wish to become professionals,
>                       entrepreneurs, and/or politicians.
> 
>                       7. The further development of mechanism that
>                       will assist Black women who are ``in
>                       transitional'' experiences which will
>                       facilitate them more effectively and
>                       progressively.
> 
>                       8. The examination of Human Rights
>                       violations of Africans in the Americas and
>                       their effects.
> 
>                       9. The development of programming that will
>                       bring about a sincere and respectful
>                       environment that will foster the necessary
>                       interaction with our youth.
> 
>                       10. The formulation of progressive
>                       mechanisms to combat homelessness and the
>                       numerous circumstances that attribute to the
>                       plight of sisters/brothers who are without
>                       shelter.
> 
>                       11. The development of mechanisms to ensure
>                       that the gentrification of our
>                       neighborhoods, as it relates to public and
>                       private housing, ceases.
> 
>                       12. The reclaiming of our elders rights, who
>                       are entitled to the development of
>                       appropriate programs and support systems
>                       that will ensure that their quality of life
>                       is maintained, enhanced and preserved.
> 
>         

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