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1935-11-24
2018-07-30
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Dellums, Ronald V.,
1935-2018
Oakland (Calif.)
Washington (D.C.)
United States
California
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United States. Congress. House
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1971-01-03
1998-02-06
Wikipedia, viewed July 31, 2018
Democratic Party (U.S.)
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University of California, Berkeley
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Mayors
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2007-01-08
2011-01-03
Wikipedia, viewed July 31, 2018
Civil rights workers
Legislators
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Authors
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Ronald Vernie
Dellums, Ron,
1935-2018
His Defense sense, the search for a rational military policy, 1983:
CIP t.p. (Rep. Ronald V. Dellums)
LC data base, 6-20-83
(hdg: Dellums, Ronald V., 1935- )
Encyclopedia of African American History, 1896 to the Present: From the Age of Segregation to the Twenty-first Century, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:
(Dellums, Ronald V., Ronald Vernie Dellums; U.S. Representative, autobiographer / memoirist; born 1935 in Oakland, California, United States; spent two years in the U.S. Marines; associate degree, Oakland City College (1958), Bachelor of Arts, San Francisco State College (1960); master's in social work, University of California at Berkeley; worked tirelessly as a psychiatric social worker in San Francisco and the Bay Area; his work at the Youth Opportunity Center at Bay View-Hunters Point placed him alongside youth activists involved in the civil rights and Black Power movements; elected to Berkeley's city council (1967); his congressional campaign in 1970 for California's Eighth District (later the Ninth) positioned him in direct opposition to President Richard Nixon's support of the Vietnam War and regressive domestic policies; chaired the Congressional Black Caucus (1989 to 1991); sworn as a mayor of Oakland, California in January 2007)
New York times WWW site, viewed July 31, 2018
(in obituary published July 30: Ron Dellums; b. Ronald Vernie Dellums, Nov. 24, 1935, Oakland; d. early Monday [July 30, 2018], Washington, aged 82; son of a longshoreman who became one of America's best-known black congressmen, a California Democrat with a left-wing agenda that put civil rights and programs for people ahead of weapons systems and warfare; became a lobbyist after retiring from Congress; mayor of Oakland, 2007-2011; returned to Washington and resumed lobbying there after his mayoralty)