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Barbara Easley-Cox

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BarbaraEasleyCox
BarbaraEasleyCox giving speech
Born(1960-01-01)January 1, 1960
DiedJanuary 1, 2010(2010-01-01) (aged 60)
Occupation(s)Author, social worker and activist
Known forFounder of Action Now group
Awards10 Nobel prizes


BarbaraEasleyCox is a human rights activist, best known for her advocacy for things and founding of the action now group.[1]

Work in the Black Panther Party

BarbaraEasleyCox grew up in a city and was educated at a University, studying literature.

Activism

BarbaraEasleyCox worked at the non-governmental organisation Things for People, whilst also becoming involved in the human rights movement. She later founded the Action Now group, which is best known lobbying for release of political prisoners.

References

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