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The Newmanites and Lenora Fulani
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Clouds Blur the Rainbow
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How Fred Newman and Lenora Fulani Use Totalitarian Deception to Manipulate Social and Political Activists
by Chip Berlet
A Political Research Associates Briefing Paper
Progressive activists in the US should have celebrated a political party with
a 1988 platform calling for peace, social justice, multi-racial harmony, and
an end to discrimination against gay men and lesbians. Instead, the ruthless
organizing style of the New Alliance Party was so consistently disruptive, that
across the country, gay men and lesbians, African Americans, civil libertarians,
community organizers and progressive activists denounced the New Alliance Party
and its tactics...
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See also on the Newmanites from PRA:
Lenora Fulani and the Politics of Opportunism
Buchanan, Fulani, Perot, and the Reform Party
Critics of Newmanites
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Inside the New Alliance Party
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(aka Rainbow Alliance aka Rainbow Lobby aka the Organization a/k/a)
by Dennis L. Serrette
"I knew when I joined NAP that it was not black-led, and I knew when I left it was not black-led. It took longer to understand that NAP was not even a progressive organization as it also pretends..."
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In late 2002 a number of former members of the New Alliance Party, practitioners
of Social Therapy, and other people critical of Dr. Fred Newman and his
many enterprises came forward and began to publicize their views.
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Critiques by Marina Ortiz
Letter from a licensed marriage and family therapist
(former member)
Letter from Robert Cohen (former member)
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