United for Peace and Justice (UFPJ) is coordinating a three-day antiwar mobilization on September 24–26 in Washington, D.C. In mid-August, In These Times spoke with mobilizing coordinator L.A. Kauffman about preparations for what promises to be an historic event. How did the September “Anti-War Mobilization” come about? We’ve been planning this since the spring. Then, in June, there was major… return to article
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