Word: maceo
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...representative from that community, said that "one parent is enough." Mr. Harper refused an offer from a Boston SWP former candidate for statewide office to "work out a compromise proposal" with the proposal for "just three slogans and a march" submitted by YSA members and NSCAR coordinators Maceo Dixon and Paul Mailhot and coordinators Ray Sherbil of BU and Marcia Coodling of Northeastern U., and submitted his own proposal with Mr. Sherbil. Mr. Harper does not accept the notion forwarded by a member of the YSA national executive board (council or whatever) that the "NAACP has finally decided...
...anti-war movement with the National Peace Action Coalition (NPAC), an SWP dominated group. NSCAR's staff, in fact, is largely comprised of former NPAC organizers, an anonymous but highly visible group at the conference. On the other hand, two of the NSCAR's five national coordinators. Maceo Dixon and Paul Mailhot, are members of the YSA, and a third, Robert Harper '78, is said to be under great pressure from the SWP-YSA, although he is not a member of either group...
...coalition, about 300 strong, seizes the microphones for 25 minutes, and then leaves the auditorium in protest against the SWP-YSA influence on the conference. "Don't play us as fools...we know what you're trying to do to us," they tell the conference. "Get off the bus, Maceo. You've got to come home," they shout at Dixon. However, the conference is glad to get rid of people who, as a tall skinny black wearing a huge leather hat says, "won't discuss constructive programs." But the black third world coalition charges that they were intentionally left...
National Conference coordinator Maceo Dixon said yesterday the conference expects over 1000 student activists from all over the country to attend...
...teach-in to be held at Harvard will "answer questions raised by racist slanders, distortions and lies in this city, by making the politics of the issue clear," Maceo C. Dixon of New York City said yesterday...