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<H1>Rich Feldman Reader</H1>

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<TR> <TD>Rich Feldman is a Community and Labor Activist, Board Member of<BR>

the James & Grace Lee Boggs Center to Nurture Community Leadership<BR>

(www.boggscenter.org) the Huntington Woods Peace, Citizenship and<BR>

Education Project (www.hwpeace.org) and committed to the <BR>

inclusive education movement and the Disability Rights and<BR>

Pride Movement. <A HREF="http://www.danceofpartnership.com/">www.danceofpartnership.com</A>. He co-edited the book:<BR>

End of the Line: Auto Workers and the American Dream. </TD></TR>

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<P>February 2008
<A HREF="hw_peace_group_rich.html"><CENTER><FONT COLOR="#000000"><P><H3>Soul of the Huntington Woods Peace Group</H3></FONT>
<P>Rich Feldman</CENTER>

<P>This is in response to Steve ongoing struggle for the soul of the peace groupI am continuously inspired by the ongoing work (Scott Ritter/Jeff Cohen) and dedication of the peace group to
both develop activities and search for the road to travel in our struggle and
commitments to end the war, create a peace movement, and change the direction
of our government.
<FONT COLOR="#0080FF">read more</FONT></A><BR><BR>
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<A HREF="rick/huntwoodletter.shtml"><H2>Open Letter to <BR>Huntington Woods:<BR> Golf Course<BR> Relations with Detroit</H2></A> </TD>

<TD>Critical Moment Newspaper issue 17<BR><PRE><A HREF="http://criticalmoment.org/issue17/feldman ">The Spirit of Hope

Subtitle:

Community Theatre in Detroit

By:

Rich Feldman </A>



Intro:

<P>As the 1980s and 1990s saw the

disappearance of the US-dominated

auto industry from Detroit and as

the mass media headlines focused on

the continued industrial decline and

violence in our city, a new world of

hope was being born: community-based

efforts such as Detroit Summer, Artists

and Activists for Social Change, Back Alley Bikes,

The Greening of Detroit Movement, the Mosaic Youth

Theatre and the Matrix Theatre Company...



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<TR><TD><CENTER><IMG SRC="cov-maine.jpg" WIDTH="150" HEIGHT="200" VSPACE="0" HSPACE="0"></CENTER><BR><IMG SRC="cov-maineback.jpg" WIDTH="300" HEIGHT="200" BORDER="0" VSPACE="0" HSPACE="0"></TD><TD valign="top"><A HREF="rick/cm-introduction.shtml"><H2>Conversations in Maine </H2> <H3>by Jimmy & Grace Lee Boggs<BR> Lyman & Freddy Paine - 1977</H3><BR><H3>Introduction by Richard Feldman</H3></A></TD></TR>

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