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  MMOW Should Open Books Immediately May 9, 2000 The Ad Hoc Committee calls for immediate financial accountability by promoters of the Millennium March and related events in Washington, DC April 28-30, 2000 . . . 
Assessing the MMOW: Where do we go from here? May 9, 2000 What is the meaning of the Millennium March on Washington, and was it a success or failure? Many in the lgbt community are grappling with these questions now that the dust has settled over the Washington Mall. . . .
Why We Aren't Marching April 5, 2000 Supporting what would be a fourth LGBT march on Washington would seem to be a non-controversial and proper thing to do. A real no brainer, right? So why are so many people, including key leaders and organizers of the 1979, 1987 and 1993 Marches, sounding alarm bells about MMOW? . . . .
Will People of Color Pay The Price? March 29, 2000 People of color were among the first to raise very clear and decisive objections to the planning process for the Millennium March on Washington (MMOW). We continue to raise substantive criticism of the MMOW . . . yet the mainstream movement claims to represent us and our issues with their limited and inadequate agenda . . .
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MMOW Continues to Hide Financial Records, Fails to Account for 21 Months of Activity June 25, 2001
Ad Hoc Committee Calls On May 31, 2001, the Board of Directors of the Millennium March on Washington (MMOW) released financial statements for the first time since the event was announced in February 1998. However, the information is so vague and limited that the documents shed little light on where the money came from and where it went . . .
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December 1, 1999 Ad Hoc Committee for an Open Process Old Chelsea Station, Box 1114 New York, NY 10011 AHC@foranopenprocess.org
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 January 25, 2001 Ashcroft Grilled on Opposition to Hormel January 22, 2001 The Nation Block Ashcroft Gay.Com MMOW's House of Cards Collapse reveals flawed strategy Washington Blade Funds Probe Continues $400,000 loan cost festival $100,000 in ‘fees’ Gay.Com D.C. festival funds do strange disappearing act Washington Post FBI Probing Gay Festival Funds  Ashcroft to attend benefit for Confederate War Heroes Museum
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