Occupation associate editor Name Carmen Trotta | Education Grinnell College Employer Catholic Worker | |
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Carmen trotta speaks about shaker aamer at the white house
Carmen Trotta is a pacifist. Consistent with his service in the Catholic Worker Movement, he has been an opponent of the war in Iraq, even when it had the support of 90% of US citizens. He is an associate editor of the Catholic Worker, and as part of the executive committee of the War Resisters League, he helped organize the April 20, 2002 march on Washington to oppose the War on Terror.
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- Carmen trotta speaks about shaker aamer at the white house
- Carmen trotta close guantanamo trial 2012
- College career
- Pacifist and Human Rights Actions
- References
Carmen trotta close guantanamo trial 2012
College career
He graduated from Grinnell College in 1984, and has been a part of the Catholic Worker Movement since then.
Pacifist and Human Rights Actions
On May 30, 2008, he was sentenced to ten days in jail for protesting abuses at Guantanamo in front of the U.S Supreme Court.
He was a founding member of Witness Against Torture, and as a member of that group, he was the first person arrested in the "100 Days Campaign" protest at the White House, against the prison at Guantanamo and the Iraq War.