[New-imc] Re: [Imc-finance] Re: Funding Nigeria-imc: 3 items to
consider/ Ambazonia
Anna
anna at mail.nadir.org
Tue Nov 26 11:40:03 PST 2002
At 10:52 26.11.02 +0200, Petros Evdokas wrote:
>are left to finish the process. One item which will
>need to be addressed is your group's policy toward the
>lesbian, gay, bi- and trans- sexual liberation process,
>which is an important part of the emerging identity of
>the globalised Resistance and Liberation Movement. You
>have already addressed very well issues of racism,
>tribalism, etc in your position papers, and it would be
>good to see you address this branch of the human
>experience as well.
hi all,
there is something in this i don't understand: the focus on the lesbian,
gay, bi- and trans- sexual liberation process. don't get me wrong - i think
these are important issues for people with anti-authoritarian views and i'm
myself very interested in them not being overidden by society's dominant
structures. but is this addressed everytime in the imc network when there
are requests for funds or new groups to be approved? why does it play such
a relatively important role in the funding request from ambazonia/nigeria?
i have to admit that i'm not sure but i think that these issues don't have
a specific place in the german imc's mission statement and other texts we
sent when we were applying to be an imc. we were never asked (i think -
this was close to two years ago).
is it a common procedure to ask imc's-to-be for their views on specific
questions now? i have to say that i find that a bit strange. i didn't
follow the new imc process evolution for a while now. how many statements
on specific subjects are being asked for? and which?
Anna
imc germany/berlin
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