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Lexington Human Rights Committee <br />Meeting Minutes <br />December 4, 2009 <br />Present: Joseph O'Leary, Leona Martin, Hank Manz, Melissa Buttaro, Bob Kent, Linda <br />Vine, Fuang -Ping Huang, Emily Lavine, Deborah Jackson, Gerald McLeod, Albert <br />Zabin, Richard Capron, and Puran Dang <br />Meeting at Selectmen Meeting Room was called to order at 8:OOAM <br />Al expressed concern about the lack of progress and suggests the following agenda for <br />the next meeting: <br />• Review of ideas <br />• Assign responsibilities <br />• Weekly progress reports <br />Bob updates on inviting Senator Kerry to our event and reiterates that Representative Jay <br />Kaufman suggest that we approach Kerry before we set a date for the event to ensure <br />Kerry's availability. Linda will check the availability of Carry Hall to coordinate with <br />Kerry's schedule. <br />Connie Rawson, director at Carry Library recommended Satchel: The Life and Times of <br />an American Legend By Larry Tye for Lexington Read. <br />The committee viewed the following films during the meeting: <br />Struggle for the Green, On Memorial Day Weekend of 1971, the Vietnam Veterans <br />Against the War (VVAW), led by John Kerry was denied their request by the Lexington <br />Board of Selectmen to camp at the Battle Green. The veterans decided to stay at the <br />Green as planed and many Lexington residents show up in support of the veterans. As a <br />result, 458 veterans and townspeople were arrested the next morning. <br />Unfinished Symphony, shows various events and VVAW protest that lead to the protest <br />and arrest in Lexington's Battle Green in May of 1971. <br />The next meeting of the HRC is scheduled for Friday, January 8 2010 at 8:00 a.m. in <br />Selectmen Meeting Room. <br />The meeting adjourned at 10:00 am. <br />
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