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Smith Bagley: A man I never knew. A man I’m thankful to have learned about.

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I was reading this post about someone, a progressive who recently passed away. His name was Smith Bagley.

Without Smith, the Reagan supported war in El Salvador probably would have dragged on for many more years; the Superfund to clean up the country’s worst toxic waste sites probably never would have been created; the recent progress on Cuba policy and the death penalty in many states would not have been possible; tens of millions of voters never would have gotten registered;  vital organizations like the National Security Archive, CREW, USAction, and Women’s Voices Women’s Vote might not have gotten started at all.

For someone to have a list of accomplishments like those, he clearly deserves the progressive community’s accolades and honor.

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Written by Jason Gooljar

January 4th, 2010 at 7:05 pm

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