To virginia and some scrufffi looking individual shoved a pamphlet at me, kind of like you had no choice but to take it and you and i are old enough to remember mimeograph, the ink came off on my hands and i was getting annoyed but i looked at it, and it said, el salvador, another vietnam. My first protest was against vietnam, and so when i saw el salvador compared to vietnam, i was interested. I ended up going to a meeting, and i volunteered, shoving those same mimeograph sk ed pamphlets into peoples hands trying to elingt people. Who handed out those pamphlets . The committee for solidarity with the people of el salvador, i worked with them for a few months, but then i thought since the Reagan Administration was taking a regional approach to south america, i thought their approach should be regional and they disagreed. Where did the money come from . I wasnt paid. But for the organization . I think it was all donations. But im not sure, i was just a volunteer. Who cared about el salv
This week on q a, Jody Williams, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize discusses her recent autobiography titled, my name is Jody Williams. . Jody williams, what role did a pamphlet play in your life . I was living here in washington, d. C. , it was february of 1981, i was rushing to the metro stop trying to get on the train early and get home to virginia and some scruffy looking individual shoved a pamphlet at me, kind of like you had no choice but to take it and you and i are old enough to remember mimeograph, the ink came off on my hands and i was getting annoyed but i looked at it, and it said, el salvador, another vietnam. My first protest was against vietnam, and so when i saw el salvador compared to vietnam, i was interested. I ended up going to a meeting, and i volunteered, shoving those same mimeographed pamphlets into peoples hands trying to educate people. Who handed out those pamphlets . The committee for solidarity with the people of el salvador, i worked with them for a few mon
Pamphlet at me, kind of like you had no choice but to take it and you and i are old enough to remember mimeograph, the ink came off on my hands and i was getting annoyed but i looked at it, and it said, el salvador, another vietnam. My first protest was against vietnam, and so when i saw el salvador compared to vietnam, i was interested. I ended up going to a meeting, and i volunteered, shoving those same mimeographed pamphlets into peoples hands trying to educate people. Who handed out those pamphlets . The committee for solidarity with the people of el salvador, i worked with them for a few months, but then i thought since the Reagan Administration was taking a regional approach to south america, i thought their approach should be regional and they disagreed. Where did the money come from . I wasnt paid. But for the organization . I think it was all donations. But im not sure, i was just a volunteer. Who cared about el salvador back then . Reagan, if you remember, was drawing the lin
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This is wjz tv, baltimore. From the city to the counties to your neighborhood, now its complete coverage. Its wjz, marylands news station. Chilling confession. A Baltimore County high schooler describes attacking his classmates on the first day of school. I had the gun, loaded, fired as much as i could. New insight into why he did it. Hello, everybody. Heres what people are talking about tonight. The teenager who opened fire inside Perry Hall High School learns his fate in court as Police Release his video taped confession. We are live and we have more on todays revelations. Reporter in those new intertapes, he admits to plotting the attacks for months. A judge has sentenced him to 35 years behind bars. Surveillance images show robert gladden, jr. Pull a shotgun from inside his pants inside the cafeteria. As he opens fire, teachers rush in his direction pinning the teen against a vending machine. The pants had really deep pockets. I put the stock in my pocket and under my shirt. Report