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DON'T MISS Chuck Collins speaking on Class Conflict!

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Don't miss the last Program on Human Rights and Justice talk of the semster!!


                     "WHY IS THERE NO CLASS WARFARE IN THE US?  
                      AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM AND INEQUALITY"


                                  CHUCK COLLINS
                    (Program Director, United for a Fair Economy)


            ~date:   Wednesday, April 23
            ~time:   3:00-4:30pm
            ~location:  3-442 (77 Massachusetts Ave)
            ~bio:

In 1999, Fast Company magazine recognized Collins "one of 17 leaders, doers, 
and change makers." In 2001, Boston Magazine named Collins in its annual list 
of the hundred most influential people in Boston. Chuck Collins is the co-
founder and Program Director of United for a Fair Economy (UFE). Founded in 
1995, UFE is a national non-partisan organization that draws attention to the 
dangerous consequences of growing income and wealth inequality in the US and 
inspires action to reduce economic inequality.  Journalist John Nichols 
said "United for Fair Economy is the single most effective group in the 
country when it comes to publicizing issues of economic injustice, income 
disparity, the racial underpinnings of the gap between rich and poor, 
and . . . the yawning chasm between the salaries of corporate CEOs and those 
of working Americans." UFE's programs and strategies include: popular 
economics education, legislative campaigns, research and media work and 
creative direct action organizing. In 1997, he co-founded Responsible Wealth, 
a project of United for a Fair Economy, to bring together business leaders and 
investors to publicly speak out against economic policies and corporate 
practices that worsen economic inequality. Recently, he coordinated the Call 
to Preserve the Estate Tax.


**For further information, please visit http://web.mit.edu/phrj, or contact us 
at phrj@mit.edu**



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